Intermediate Interior Architectural Designer

Fogarty Finger (FF) is an interdisciplinary design studio of over 145 architects and designers dedicated to placemaking within the urban built environment. Founded in 2003, FF is responsible for many prominent residential and commercial projects throughout the United States in locations including New York City, Atlanta, and Boston. We believe beautiful spaces build great experiences. Our projects are equally evocative and pragmatic - designed to be enjoyed by everyone. We design for the long term and create thoughtful buildings and interiors with timeless appeal. About the Role FF is seeking a talented Intermediate Designer to join our growing Boston office. You will work closely with senior staffs to take part in design development, consultant coordination and project documentation across all phases – from schematic design through construction administration. The right candidate brings a balance of technical rigor and design sensibility, paired with strong organizational skills, clear communication, and a proactive approach to problem-solving. This is a role with real responsibility and a clear path toward greater project ownership over time. What You’ll Do Participate in design reviews across all project phases, contributing to the development and advancement of design intent Contribute to technical solutions and construction details in close collaboration with design team Prepare drawing sets, 3D models in Revit following FF’s documentation and BIM standards Contribute to the selection of materials and finishes, ensuring alignment with design intent Coordinate consultant drawings, deliverables and schedules Ensure compliance with applicable building codes and other regulatory standards throughout all phases of documentation Conduct site visits and prepare field observation reports documenting construction progress and open items against design intent Review shop drawings, submittals, and RFIs under the guidance of senior team members Effectively manage multiple tasks and schedules across concurrent projects with competing deadlines Proactively identify potential issues and elevate concerns to senior team members with clear documentation and propose resolutions What You Bring A professional degree in Architecture from an accredited institution 3-6 years of relevant professional experience at a similar architecture or interior design firm Experience in workplace, commercial, or hospitality interiors required Demonstrated experience in producing construction documentation including CD packages and permit sets. Proficiency in Revit required; working knowledge of AutoCAD, Rhino, Enscape or Sketchup Solid understanding of building systems, materials, construction methods and interior detailing Working knowledge of building codes, ADA requirements and other standards Strong verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to present clearly in both internal and client-facing settings Active pursuit of architectural licensure (ARE) or NCIDQ certification preferred Applicants must be authorized to work in the U.S. #J-18808-Ljbffr