Interiors Project Manager Overview • The Interiors Project Manager role involves overseeing all phases of building design projects, ensuring client satisfaction and project success. • Collaborate with a dynamic team in a creative and ego-free environment, focusing on innovative architectural solutions. • Engage in programming, schematic design, construction documents, and administration tasks for diverse projects. • Lead client presentations, networking events, and mentorship initiatives to drive team and project development. • Work closely with clients, engineers, vendors, and contractors to ensure seamless project execution. • Utilize advanced design software and tools to create compelling 3D renderings and visualizations. • Contribute to proposal writing and financial tracking to support the business side of architecture. • Enjoy a flexible work schedule and unlimited vacation in a collaborative work environment. Interiors Project Manager Key Responsibilities & Duties • Manage programming, schematic design, and design development phases of architectural projects. • Develop and oversee construction documents and administration processes for diverse projects. • Select finishes and create detailed 3D renderings to enhance project presentations. • Conduct meetings with clients, engineers, vendors, and contractors to ensure project alignment. • Lead client presentations and actively participate in networking events to build relationships. • Mentor junior team members and delegate tasks effectively to foster team growth. • Utilize design software such as Revit, Bluebeam, and Adobe tools for project execution. • Track project finances and contribute to proposal development to support business operations. Interiors Project Manager Job Requirements • Bachelor’s degree in Architecture or Interior Design is required. • 5-8 years of relevant work experience, with 10 years preferred. • Proficiency in MS Office, Adobe Design Software, Revit, and Bluebeam. • Experience with AI tools, Teams, and Planner is a plus. • Strong communication, organization, and time management skills. • Ability to multitask and balance multiple projects effectively. • Licensed Architect or on the path to becoming licensed is preferred. • Capable of working independently and collaboratively within a team environment.