Gensler
Designs and delivers innovative architectural, planning, and consulting solutions across sectors.
Interior Designer - Healthcare, Sciences and Education
Lead design for healthcare/science interiors, mentor teams, manage client relationships.
Job Highlights
About the Role
• Lead creative efforts on healthcare and science projects, shaping design concepts and presentation strategies. • Mentor design teams and provide creative direction. • Serve as primary design liaison with clients and consultants. • Promote interdisciplinary collaboration across team members. • Contribute to business development and marketing initiatives. • Select interior finishes, furniture, and equipment. • Produce space plans, furniture plans, elevations, and design presentation documentation. • Generate design solutions and alternatives. • Review contractor drawings, mockups, materials, and finish samples. • Maintain a portfolio showcasing healthcare or science projects across a range of facility types. • Provide medical, dental, vision, disability, and wellness programs, along with flexible spending accounts.
Key Responsibilities
- ▸concept design
- ▸space planning
- ▸finish selection
- ▸drawing review
- ▸client liaison
- ▸design solutions
What You Bring
• Hold a bachelor’s degree in design or architecture from an accredited institution. • Possess 10+ years of design leadership experience in interior design or architecture, with recent healthcare or science project experience. • NCIDQ certification and LEED accreditation preferred. • Demonstrate strong visualization, leadership, communication, and relationship‑management skills. • Proficient in Revit and other computer design programs.
Requirements
- ▸bachelor's
- ▸10+ years
- ▸ncidq
- ▸leed
- ▸revit
- ▸leadership
Benefits
Life at Gensler balances high‑impact design work with a commitment to employee well‑being. Our offices host curated art exhibits, internal design competitions, and a dedicated “Well‑being Week.” Benefits include comprehensive medical, dental and vision coverage, flexible spending, paid holidays, PTO, 401(k) with profit sharing, employee stock ownership, tuition reimbursement, and twice‑annual bonus opportunities. The base salary for this role ranges from $95‑120k, dependent on experience. • Offer a competitive base salary of $95‑120k, plus bonuses and comprehensive benefits. • Include 401(k) with profit sharing, employee stock ownership, and tuition reimbursement. • Offer paid holidays, paid time off, and a “Well‑being Week” program to support work‑life balance.
Work Environment
Office Full-Time