Junior Interior Designer

Position Overview

As a Junior Interior Designer within our Corporate Interiors team, you will engage in diverse commercial and workplace projects across Ireland, the UK, and internationally. Our multidisciplinary studio blends different viewpoints and expertise to create a robust environment. Working under the Perkins&Will umbrella, you will gain ongoing mentorship and support aimed at developing your interior design career.

Culture and Benefits

Alongside our flexible hybrid work option and other standard benefits, you can participate in various social and wellness groups including Office Socials, Culture Club, and the Mental Health and Wellbeing group.

Core Responsibilities

• Support the interior design process with guidance, contributing to team success while maintaining high standards of design quality and project execution.
• Assist in developing contract documents such as floor plans, ceiling plans, millwork, furniture layouts, finishes, and schedules.
• Help prepare presentations and models for client meetings.
• Learn to skillfully apply fundamental design principles relating to space, color, lighting, texture, and scale.
• Conduct manufacturer research and aid in selecting materials, finishes, furniture, and lighting aligned with sustainability objectives.
• Contribute to programming and space planning tasks including area measurement calculations.
• Demonstrate curiosity and proactivity by asking questions about design practices and industry trends.
• Approach tasks creatively and complete them efficiently and consistently.
• Support projects by focusing on detailed assignments and participate in team and studio activities.
• Communicate creative ideas clearly to motivate team members.
• Engage in design reviews, collaborative brainstorming, and presentations.
• Provide assistance coordinating efforts between partners and consultants.

Required Knowledge and Skills

Essential capabilities include:

• Professional and articulate communication style.
• Basic understanding of relevant building codes and guidelines.
• Knowledge of programming and conducting site analysis.
• Excellent time-management and organisational skills.
• Competence in field observations and measurements.
• Familiarity with furniture and interior product specifications.

Software Proficiencies

• Revit (mandatory)
• Adobe Creative Suite including InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator (mandatory)
• Rhino / Grasshopper (preferred)
• Enscape / VRay (preferred)

Education

Applicants must hold a degree in Interior Design or a closely related field.

Additional Details

• This is a full-time position with a 37.5-hour workweek.
• The office is located at 4-5 Dawson Street, Dublin 2, Ireland, D02 FH72.
• Compensation ranges between EUR 30030 and EUR 34009 annually.