Senior Interior Designer
The DesignVerse is seeking a Senior Interior Designer to lead interior projects from concept to completion in Telangana. The role involves space planning, creating construction drawings, and managing FF&E specifications. Candidates must be proficient in design software and possess strong project management abilities to work with cross-functional teams. A bachelor's degree in Interior Design or Architecture is required for this on-site position.
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Experience
Experience not specified
Function
Arts and Design
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
The DesignVerse is seeking a Senior Interior Designer to lead interior projects from concept to completion in Telangana. The role involves space planning, creating construction drawings, and managing FF&E specifications. Candidates must be proficient in design software and possess strong project management abilities to work with cross-functional teams. A bachelor's degree in Interior Design or Architecture is required for this on-site position.
TAL's take
Mid-tier firm with a clearly defined senior interior design role, though lacks specific YOE requirements and salary data.
The JD is clear and coherent regarding responsibilities and necessary skills for an interior design role.
Must haves
- Proficiency in Space Planning and Interior Design
- Expertise in Architecture and Construction Drawings
- Experience in FF&E selection and specification
- Strong project management skills
- Proficiency in industry-standard design software
- Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design or Architecture
Tools and skills
About the company
unfamiliar company, default mid-tier
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