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David Careers

Architectural & Interior Visualization Expert (Remote | $70–$120/hr)

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synthiresAugusta (GA)
Architectural and Civil DraftersArchitectural Services

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$70–$120 per hour

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Architectural & Interior Visualization Specialist (Remote | $70–$120/hr)
Position: Architectural & Interior Visualization Specialist
Compensation: $70–$120 per hour
Location: RemoteAbout the Opportunity
A leading AI lab is seeking an experienced architect, architectural designer, interior designer, or senior ArchViz artist to improve generative AI models in architectural and interior design. You will apply your professional design and visualization expertise to evaluate AI-generated outputs, create realistic design tasks, and produce reference deliverables that reflect real-world spatial and construction standards.
Key Responsibilities: Guide research teams in improving AI model performance in architecture, interior design, and visualization. Design real-world architecture and interior design tasks. Produce reference deliverables, including AutoCAD drawing sets, SketchUp or Revit models, photorealistic renders, and material boards. Evaluate AI-generated plans, sections, elevations, and renders for spatial logic, clearances, code compliance, scale, materials, and lighting. Develop evaluation guidelines, rubrics, and quality checks for architectural drawings and visualization. Collaborate with subject matter experts to maintain consistency and accuracy in AI training data.
Required Qualifications:
  • At least 5 years of professional experience as an architect, architectural designer, interior designer, or ArchViz artist at an architecture firm, interiors firm, visualization studio, or design-build practice.
  • Experience producing complete drawing sets, including plans, sections, elevations, reflected ceiling plans, and construction details.
  • Proficiency in tools such as AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp with LayOut, ArchiCAD, or Rhino.
  • Ownership of at least one permit or construction document set.
  • Professional-grade interior and exterior rendering experience using tools such as V-Ray, Corona, Blender Cycles, Enscape, Lumion, Twinmotion, D5, or Unreal Engine.
  • Ability to create material and finish boards with named products.
  • Fluency with editable source files, including .dwg, .rvt, .skp, .3dm, .pln, .max, or .blend.
  • Working knowledge of building codes and accessibility standards, such as IBC, IRC, ADA Standards, NFPA 101, or applicable state and city codes.
  • Hands-on experience with generative AI tools such as Midjourney, Stable Diffusion with Control
  • Net, Veras, Krea, Adobe Firefly, or Magnific.
  • Public portfolio or reel demonstrating completed professional work.
  • Availability for at least 40 hours per week during weekdays.
  • Strong written communication and the ability to explain design decisions clearly.
Preferred Qualifications: Registered Architect license in a US state, NCARB certificate, NCIDQ certification, or AIA membership with AXP completed. Compensation & Engagement$70–$120 per hour. Full-time, 40-hour-per-week W-2 employment through Cincinnatus LLC.Opportunity to work within a leading AI lab's extended workforce. Cincinnatus LLC serves as the employer of record, providing payroll, benefits, and employment compliance.
Application Process: Applicants should be prepared to share a public portfolio or reel of completed professional work and walk through their design and visualization experience.

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