Job Description Job Description Eppstein Uhen Architects, Inc. (EUA) is seeking a highly skilled and experienced Interior Designer with 10+ years of experience in the field. This person uses judgment in assignments that have clear and specified objectives with a limited number of variables. Reporting and working under the direction of a Project Manager, they should be skilled at space planning, finish selections, furniture selection and specification, millwork detailing, and finish/furniture cost estimating. Client management and presentation skills are also required. * Ability to take direction on projects, but also able to take project lead * Responsible for programming of all phases of the Interior Design process * Skilled at space planning, finish selections, furniture selection and specification, millwork detailing, and finish/furniture cost estimating * Team coordination and collaboration * Assists in design development (aesthetic skills) * Prepares construction documents * Responsible for furniture selection and specification, including coordination from selection and production through bidding and installation * Responsible for creation of division 9 through 12 specifications * Responsible for interior detailing (millwork, walls, ceilings, floors) using appropriate techniques in Revit * Maintains personal knowledge of current available products and furnishings * Provides mentoring and direction to Internal Project Team with respect to design * Ability to maintain a positive attitude and exhibit integrity * Exceptional organization and communication skills * Ability to solve problems proactively and prioritize tasks and assignments * Other duties as assigned The Fine Print * A minimum of 10+ years of experience in Interior Design * Bachelors Degree in Interior Design or similar field * Certified Interior Designer (NCIDQ exams) required * Confident and comfortable speaking with others and presenting ideas * Superb client management skills * Experience in Revit preferred * Healthcare Market experience is a bonus