Lead Design Associate

Primary Functions An IDO Incorporated Lead Design Associate is a highly capable and experienced associate who focuses on customer service and project service delivery on a wide variety of project types, including traditional design projects, specialized move management and small facility/furniture coordination projects across multiple client sites. A Lead Design Associate is responsible for supporting and executing their responsibilities associated with the company strategy to boost efficiency and productivity. This role will also require mentorship to less experienced teammates to be able to better control workflows amongst the team as a whole. Qualifications A four (4) year Bachelor College Degree is required, preferably in Interior Design, Facility Management, Project Management, or a related discipline. CIDA accredited preferred. Experience: Six plus years in the field is preferred; previous project management experience is desirable. NCIDQ Certification preferred. LEED and/or WELL Certification desirable but not required. General Responsibilities In the area of client service delivery, a Lead Design Associate is responsible for all assigned project activity. Other general responsibilities specific to the role include: Supporting the Mission, Vision and Goals of the Firm. Supporting the efforts, maintenance and promotion of IDO Incorporated’s professionally managed organization. Actively and meaningfully promotes and defends a culture that reflects the organization’s values and beliefs. This role requires a regular frequency of making necessary site visits with clients; which includes a high volume of walking and mobility. Key Responsibilities AutoCAD, Revit, CET, Bluebeam, Microsoft Office and other software support. Proficiency with both AutoCAD and Revit is imperative. Must be able to develop detailed Schematic Design, Design Development and Construction Documents using AutoCAD and/or Revit independently. Excellent knowledge of space planning, specifying furniture and facility finish selections, along with a knowledge base of local material resources. Must be able to conduct a full equipment and/or furniture inventory effectively and independently. Excellent knowledge of ergonomic standards, ADA and building codes. Attend vendor meetings as needed to grow in knowledge and relationships; assist in seeing application for projects both now and in the future. Facilities Management and Move Coordination including focus on preparation of client driven reports, execution of more complex furniture requests, reconfigurations, coordinate larger moves, renovations and laboratory equipment moves. Development of master specifications. Development of project budgets and schedules. Assist in development of proposals. Full implementation of Project Management process on all projects. Understanding of strategic plan/mission/vision/purpose/core values. Strong understanding of Financial Literacy / Business Acumen. Assist in training less seasoned teammates on design, move and facilities tasks. Collect and vet changes/updates to our ongoing team training binder. Desired Attributes Punctual and timely. Effective and efficient communication skill set required, both verbal and written. Ability to coordinate with various technical teams. Detail oriented. Accountable. Ability to organize, prioritize and thrive in a deadline driven environment. Ability to identify and solve complex problems and issues. Resourceful. Continuous learner and knowledge sharer. Overall team management and alignment. Motivated self-starter. Culture Builder. Positive Leader. IDO is an equal opportunity employer Minority/Female/Disabled/Veteran. Applicants must include a resume and cover letter to be considered. #J-18808-Ljbffr