What are the responsibilities and job description for the Junior Interior Designer position at Wander Studio Interiors?
About Wander Studio Interiors
Wander Studio Interiors is a boutique design firm specializing in thoughtful, authentic interiors for Multi-Family, Senior Housing, and Commercial Housing environments. We believe in creating spaces that feel lived-in, inspired by real people, real materials, and real connection.
Position Overview
We’re seeking a Junior Interior Designer with 4–5 years of professional experience in commercial housing interior to join our collaborative team. The ideal candidate is highly organized, resourceful, and eager to contribute to all phases of design, from concept development through documentation and procurement.
You’ll support the design team in preparing drawings, organizing materials, and coordinating with vendors while gaining hands-on experience in project delivery.
What You Need:
- Education: Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design, Architecture, or a related field with 4–5 years of experience in commercial or multi-family housing design (senior housing experience a plus).
- Management Tools: Proficiency in Studio Designer for procurement and project tracking, with experience in project documentation and coordination. Comfortable learning new project management systems as needed.
- Design Software: Proficient in AutoDesk Revit, Bluebeam, and CAD; Photoshop experience preferred. Experience with FFE specification, material sourcing, and tenant improvement (TI) documentation.
- Project Knowledge: Experience supporting projects through multiple phases, with attention to detail in drawings, redlining, finishes, and furniture coordination. Familiarity with wellness and sustainability-focused design is a plus.
- Exceptional Relationship-Building Skills: Ability to communicate effectively with clients, product representatives, and team members, maintaining alignment on project goals and supporting smooth collaboration.
- Design Process: Skilled in design concept development, material selection, finish palettes, and presentation preparation. Knowledgeable in procurement, documentation, and collaboration throughout project delivery.
- Client-Centric: Able to support client relationships through clear communication, thoughtful design recommendations, and attention to detail in all project interactions.
What You'll Do:
- Project Support & Collaboration: Assist in developing design concepts, finish palettes, and presentation materials while supporting procurement, documentation, and redlining. Collaborate with the team in both office and virtual meetings to ensure seamless project execution.
- Materials & Sourcing: Maintain the materials library and coordinate with product representatives to source finishes, furniture, and fixtures. Ensure resources are current, organized, and aligned with project goals.
- Drawings & Documentation: Prepare and edit TI drawing sets with precision, supporting project deliverables and quality control. Utilize Bluebeam and AutoDesk Revit for markups and documentation.
- Client & Team Communication: Support client proposals, maintain positive relationships, and ensure smooth communication across all project stakeholders.
- Continuous Learning & Creativity: Contribute thoughtful design ideas with a focus on wellness, sustainability, and high-quality outcomes, while actively learning from team members and projects.
Position Details:
- Schedule: Part-time, starting at 10 hours per week with opportunities for increased hours based on performance and project workload.
- Work Environment: Hybrid schedule—2 days per week in-office, with remote flexibility for remaining hours.
Job Type: Part-time
Pay: From $35.00 per hour
Expected hours: No less than 10 per week
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Portland, OR 97214
Salary : $35