Artemis Creek, LLC is a SBA-certified Woman-Owned Small Business specializing in federal professional services, facilities advisory, and engineering support, with deep roots in the national security contracting ecosystem. Artemis Creek brings credibility and connectivity to the cleared defense market. As a trusted talent and advisory partner to programs at the intersection of government and industry, placing experienced federal program professionals who understand the pace, compliance demands, and stakeholder complexity of large-scale programs.

Position Overview

The Interior Designer V is responsible for coordinating, tracking, and monitoring program-wide design requirements and schedules in support of federal building programs. This position provides expert design guidance across the full lifecycle of construction and renovation projects — from lease evaluation and space programming through design review, construction administration, and post-occupancy assessment.

Job Duties

The contractor performs tasks and assignments that include, but are not necessarily limited to, the following:

•      Serves as a skilled designer in the evaluation and selection of leased properties; reviews facilities for conformance to program requirements; makes technical recommendations to senior designers or management regarding leases or improvements based on examination of surveys, plans, and specifications; prepares studies indicating how properties may be utilized or improved.

•      Assists in evaluation of architect/engineer and interior design contracts; reviews preliminary designs for program conformity, technical sufficiency, and general suitability; attends formal and informal design review meetings; provides design guidance to obtain desired results; participates in value engineering studies and evaluates architect/engineer recommendations.

•      Assists with reconciliation of design issues with internal and external stakeholders; coordinates with engineering disciplines regarding structural, mechanical, security, fire protection, and telecommunications/electrical requirements; oversees review of plans and specifications for fire protection, physical safety, and conformity with the International Building Code; participates in Integrated Design Reviews; evaluates architect/engineer performance regarding adherence to contract terms, work progress, and payment for services.

•      Supports preparation of preliminary and final design for projects where no contract architects or interior designers are commissioned; develops sketches illustrating possibilities for program work; travels domestically and internationally to inspect and consult when on-site knowledge of conditions is required.

•      Assists in the resolution of field-submitted issues; advises field supervisors on the intent of drawings and specifications, substitutions, and quality of work; maintains a comprehensive digital record of all project activities; participates in post-occupancy evaluations as a member of an interdisciplinary team.

•      Keeps abreast of current developments in interior design, architecture, and related disciplines through active industry engagement.

Requirements

•      United States citizenship with Secret-level clearance.

•      Knowledge of the full range of concepts, principles, and practices of interior design in relation to the planning, design, specification, renovation, and construction of facilities interiors; includes protecting the health, safety, and welfare of occupants; procuring associated furnishings; and incorporating current developments and technologies into projects and technical requirements.

•      Working knowledge of the principles and practices of related engineering disciplines — including civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical — sufficient to interface effectively with other professionals during design and construction projects and to recognize relationships between architecture, interior design, and engineering.

•      Working knowledge of the commercial furniture industry and the issues associated with furniture and engineering systems coordination.

•      Ability to interpret plans and specifications for a variety of large and complex building projects.

•      Knowledge of Federal contracting processes, procedures, and guidelines applicable to architect/engineer contracting.

•      Ability to develop architectural, interior design, and related A/E criteria or instructions for specific facilities; examines new methods, techniques, and experimental theories for improving designs, standardizing common facilities, and producing quality designs.

•      Knowledge and understanding of the mission, functions, and objectives of assigned programs and their interrelationships, in order to coordinate work efforts, ensure cost-effective performance, and avoid duplication of effort.

•      Proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, BIM, and Adobe Creative Suite.

•      Strong oral and written communication skills; ability to confer with and advise employees, contractors, and officials on assigned projects; participate in and conduct lectures and briefings; articulate and defend recommendations and decisions; produce coherent reports, guidelines, and instructions; and offer expert technical advice on architectural systems and standards.

Education & Experience

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in interior design, architecture, or a related field, and a minimum of eleven (11) years of related professional experience.

Other Duties

This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of all activities, duties, or responsibilities required for this position. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice.