HUXHUX Design Inc. is seeking an experienced Retail Designer with a minimum of 4 years' experience in all phases of architectural and interior services. You must have a keen interest in exceptional retail design. You will work with the project team to execute design for various projects. This individual must possess extensive experience either working directly for specific brands on their spatial/environments design teams, or working professionally with a solid portfolio of actualized retail projects.
As Retail Designer, you will be responsible for managing projects and producing work output for all phases of a design project. Outputs will include design visualization for client presentations, working drawings, construction details, millwork details and specifications. You must also be competent in managing project budgets, producing POs for interior purchases, and maintaining a high level of organization in your documentation for both internal and client-facing purposes. You must also be comfortable engaging with a wide range of creative research and development for branding, graphic design, and strategic consulting with our clients. You must be able to manage the project during all phases of the work under the direction of the Principal. Experience with high-end, retail, workplace, corporate and hospitality interiors is key. There will be some crossover into corporate design as we work in this capacity with many brands for which we design retail experiences and spaces.
Requirements
This position is full-time employee, 5 day/week commitment to working solely for HUXHUX Design Inc.
If you do not meet the requirements, please refrain from applying for this position. We will most likely be hiring more junior designers this coming Spring.
Compensation: $75K - $80K (Depends on experience). Benefits include health, dental, life insurance and 401K plan.
Send resume, salary requirements, and portfolio via email to: [email protected]
IMPORTANT: make sure you put “Retail Designer” into subject of your email.
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