Interior Designer | Workplace

BHDP Architecture•Raleigh, NC

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Interior Designer II supports the design teams through design exploration (furniture, finishes, and equipment), conceptual planning, and Revit production, with increased responsibility for design and technical accuracy, coordination, and independent execution of interior deliverables. This role is ideal for a collaborative, detail-oriented designer who communicates proactively and consistently delivers milestone-ready work.

Requirements

Bachelor of Interior Design degree (CIDA accredited program preferred)
6+ years in the design and/or architecture industry
NCIDQ Certified
Revit proficiency - independently deliver designed drawing packages and projects in 2D and 3D.
Experience with Adobe Creative Cloud
Desire and willingness to learn and share knowledge with others
Demonstrated initiative; sees challenges as opportunities
Strong attention to detail
Strong communication and collaboration within a team
Models professional workplace behaviors: reliable follow-through, constructive feedback, and calm, solutions-oriented communication with co-workers and clients

Nice To Haves

Proficiency with Enscape, Lumion, or Sketch-Up preferred

Responsibilities

Delivers multiple projects and packages, material palettes, lighting and furniture design and details that are accurate, complete, and on time.
Maintains quality by coordinating impacts across the project and following QA+QC through confirmed completion, reducing repeat errors and rework, while applying role-appropriate life-safety and HSW diligence and documenting key risks within assigned scope.
Breaks scope of work into clear assignments with due dates, standards to follow, and a definition of “done,” then follows up to ensure the work is complete, on time, and to BHDP quality expectations.
Coaches and delegates through actionable markups and short check-ins so the team delivers consistently, increases speed/accuracy and grows independence.
Identifies coordination, constructability, and code/life-safety issues early and develops viable options/updates tied to Success Criteria, design intent, and other project constraints.
Escalates higher-risk items appropriately, documents key assumptions and decisions, and applies lessons learned to prevent recurrence through standards aligned solutions.
Works with others and cooperates effectively across the project team and with consultants by communicating clear status, roadblocks, and next steps with predictable follow-through.
Provides actionable peer review input and drives assigned-scope review items to confirmed completion, including design intent, constructability, and other project constraints.
Protects BHDP and the client through integrity and professionalism, including ownership of assigned scope, role-appropriate HSW diligence, and disciplined documentation of key decisions and risks.
Promotes licensure and credentialing by mentoring others, encouraging progress, and reinforcing appropriate title/use and professional practice.
Maintains a rolling look-ahead across projects, prioritizes effectively, and keeps assigned scope/deliverables milestone-ready without last-minute delivery.
Tracks hours-to-plan and escalates scope/schedule risks early—with coordination and clear recovery options—supported by accurate, on-time timekeeping to protect fee and schedule.