Interior Designer II
bsaSt Louis (MO)
About the role
BSA Interior Designer At BSA, we do more than design buildings; we create Life Structures – innovative and inviting spaces that not only house the activities of healing, learning and discovery but actually contribute to them. We are always open to receiving applications from talented Interior Designers. We review applications on an ongoing basis and will contact suitable candidates as positions become available. Interior Designer Responsibilities Provide support to Senior Interior Designer Manage all aspects associated with projects including proposals, exhibits, contracts, project budget, and profitability. Maintain constant professional communications with client, project team, and consultants. Have a role in mentorship of other Interior Design staff. Mentoring and/or sharing interior design knowledge with others in the firm. Meet deadlines and manage personal utilization within project budgets Responsible for managing large scale interior design projects. Develop a schedule of integrated tasks required to accomplish individual projects. Monitor progress toward the deliverable schedule. Document projects via construction documents and specifications effectively, and in accordance with established design standards as well as those set by official governing agencies. Develop an optimal design solution for the project that meets the client's needs and represents the company's standard quality of design. Present design solutions to the client. Coordination of design document preparation across all disciplines. Overall project profitability. Secondary Duties and Responsibilities Pursue additional applicable certifications within the field. Continue to develop design skills and pursue opportunities for continued education on topics related to the field of Interior Design. Design community involvement/participation at local level. Promote company's reputation through good client relations. May be required to perform other duties as assigned. Critical Skills and Abilities Effective communication skills: Strong communication skills, both verbal and written. Ability to read and interpret information. Leadership skills: Able to assume a role of authority, as necessary; sets an example for coworkers; delegates responsibility and empowers associates to make decisions and take personal accountability for decisions. High accuracy and attention to detail: Able to perform work and job function with precision and accuracy; carefully monitors processes; concentrates on details, organizes and maintains a system of records. Strategic thinking: Develops strategies to achieve organizational goals; Understands organization's strengths and weaknesses; Adapts strategy to changing conditions. Design: Generates creative solutions; translates concepts and information into images; collaborate with others to modify design; applies design principles. Ownership Mentality: Possesses a sense of ownership in all deliverables. Utilizes knowledge and opportunity to continually strive for excellence within an empowering culture. Collaborates and supports fellow employee owners in ongoing improvements. Understands personal accountability within their role in the company. Computer skills required: Revit, Microsoft Windows environment, Microsoft Office: Word, PowerPoint, Excel; Google: Mail, Calendar, Drive, Apps; Architecture CAD, Sketchup, Bluebeam; Graphic Software: InDesign, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Enscape. BSA is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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