This full-time position supports DGI-ATI (JV), a joint venture with ATI, Inc., and involves leading interior design and space-planning projects in secure environments supporting mission-critical operations. The work includes designing representational spaces such as offices, conference rooms, and secure meeting facilities for senior Department of State staff, and guiding interior environments that support diplomatic interaction with host nations. The position influences new construction throughout its phases, representing user requirements and assessing systems, materials, and furnishings suited to the office culture, environment, economy, and workforce. The Interior Designer/Furniture Specialist II leads multidisciplinary studies and complex interior design projects from planning through completion. The role develops space-planning documentation and presentations, advises on proposals and projects, addresses space-management needs, and develops detailed project plans that account for methods, resources, timelines, priorities, and budgets. It also involves acquiring and managing fiscal resources for major projects. The role requires independent technical expertise and project leadership, including developing interior design programs for construction and renovation, preparing AutoCAD drawings, and presenting oral, written, and graphic design proposals. Work may include site inspections and travel as needed. The position is based in Washington, DC, with normal Monday–Friday work hours, anticipated at 40 hours per week.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
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