About the position

Design has the ability to empower ideas and connect people. At Baskervill, we take that seriously—and we have a lot of fun doing it. Our multi-disciplinary firm designs spaces that empower ideas and connect people, and we’re looking for talented teammates to join us. Our Orlando office has an opening for an Interior Designer/Architect to join our Workplace Studio, offering the opportunity to be an integrated and active member of a diverse, multi-disciplinary team. People and relationships are the heart of our business, and the very essence of who we are as a firm is rooted in our core values. We believe in teamwork, creative excellence, and asking, listening, and creating with our clients, not for them.

Responsibilities

• Lead and collaborate with team members and manage all phases of design and production work for the Workplace team
• Guide and mentor staff in the review of technical and code matters
• Engage on diverse projects ranging from small to large
• Work closely with the team and its consultants to develop cohesive design solutions
• Participate in client presentations, design meetings, and project discussions, helping translate ideas into clear design direction.
• Perform quality control reviews of drawings, documentation, and project deliverables to ensure accuracy, consistency, and alignment with design intent and project standards
• Participate in site visits, construction administration and review of submittments and finish samples
• Communicate effectively with fellow team members and consultants across offices
• Maintain a strong understanding of workplace trends, materials, products, technology, and emerging design strategies
• Creatively and eloquently present design concepts and ideas
• Bring a hands-on, collaborative approach —working alongside the team rather than simply managing from the sidelines

Requirements

• A bachelor’s or master’s degree in interior design or architecture
• 8-10+ years of interior design or architecture experience, ideally experience in workplace project types
• Proficiency in Revit and Microsoft Office required
• Professional licensure or working towards licensure
• Knowledge of building codes and standards
• An exceptionally positive and collaborative attitude with strong interpersonal skills
• Experience leading, managing and mentoring multiple projects simultaneously
• Willingness to occasionally travel, as there may be limited travel required.
• Excellent communication skills, fostering a culture of mentorship and apprenticeship within the team
• Working knowledge and understands the implications of how the design of a project affects BOMA or other square footage calculations

Benefits

• Medical, dental and vision insurance
• Paid parental leave
• 401K match
• Short- and long-term disability
• Flex/remote work
• Paid personal time
• Paid holidays
• Paid floating holiday
• Flex spending account
• Competitive salary commensurate with experience and skills