Junior Interior Designer

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Canada.

📋 Description

• Assist the project manager or interior designer in developing and executing visually appealing, practical, and secure interior design concepts.

• Conduct on-site assessments of needs and perform site surveys.

• Inventory furniture and undertake space-planning analyses.

• Contribute to the creation of 3D conceptual drawings, millwork designs, and technical construction documentation.

• Engage in formulating functional and technical programs or outlining project specifications.

• Aid in the preparation of technical specifications.

• Participate in feasibility studies and cost estimation analyses.

• Implement relevant regulations in project work.

• Calculate areas and investigate products, materials, and color palettes.

• Choose furniture, window treatments, and decorative elements.

• Prepare, print, and distribute drawings.

• Assist in supervising construction sites during the building phase.

• Review shop drawings, addenda, and site instructions.

• Take part in meetings.

• Maintain and enhance professional knowledge and skills.

• Execute other related tasks as necessary.

⛳️ Requirements

• A university degree or college diploma (DEC) in Interior Design.

• APDIQ membership, or a commitment to join within six months of commencing the role.

• Proficiency in both spoken and written French and English.

• Competency in Autodesk Revit® and Microsoft Office, with a minimum of 30 hours of training.

• Understanding of the entire range of interior design project delivery processes.

• Familiarity with technical construction and millwork specifications.

• Knowledge of the legislative and regulatory framework governing construction, including the CCQ and NBC.

• Strong interpersonal skills, respect for others, and a positive, proactive, and constructive approach.

• A team-oriented perspective.

• Excellent organizational skills, capable of prioritizing and managing multiple tasks or projects at once.

• A strong sense of responsibility and professional demeanor.

• Analytical and synthesis skills, critical thinking abilities, and a broad understanding of projects.

• Proactivity, a dedication to continuous improvement, and a solutions-focused mindset.

• Versatility, initiative, and meticulous attention to detail.

• Relevant professional experience in interior design, whether through internships, student work, or other professional opportunities (an asset).

• A university degree or college diploma (DEC) in Architecture (an asset).

• LEED or WELL training or accreditation (an asset).

🏝️ Benefits

• Flexible work schedule.

• A friendly work atmosphere that promotes collaboration and camaraderie.

• Competitive salary package.

• Increased vacation allowance.

• Support for continuing education and career development programs.

• Reimbursement program for professional membership fees.

• Accessible public transportation options.

• Health and wellness initiatives.

• Technology equipment and mobility assistance.

• Social and sports activities organized throughout the year.

• Remote work arrangements as a business-continuity measure during the COVID-19 pandemic.