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Dallas

In the role of Lighting Designer 2, we'll count on you to:

Work with project teams on all aspects of the art, science and business of architectural lighting design
Take responsibility for training and providing guidance to maintain CAD/model production standards.
Work under the guidance of more-senior staff, as well as working independently, to support design presentation and construction documentation production for architectural lighting design projects. Take responsibility for lighting calculations, energy and economic calculations, building certification compliance credits, and CAD/model production, construction documentation, and construction administration support.
Develop and build working relationships with colleagues and clients
Support marketing efforts, development of qualification packages, and industry leadership.
Perform other duties as needed

Vancouver

Responsibilities

Produce creative lighting concepts from proposal to detail design stage, including lighting layouts and design details, prepare specifications and luminaire schedules, build mock-ups, prepare sketch design proposals and liaise with architects, interior designers, and equipment suppliers;
Produce accurate, efficient, creative and coordinated lighting design utilizing internal and external sources;
Conduct ongoing analyses of fixture packages to identify opportunities and provide suggestions for optimal product and pricing selections;
Interfacing with clients and stakeholders and understand their needs and provide technical solutions on the projects;
Keeping up to date with industry developments with respect to own discipline, other disciplines and engineering innovations and developments on a global scale;
Ensuring projects are delivered in accordance with company and client quality requirements;
Attend design and site meetings, and produce technical reports;

Cincinnati

Lead Designer Responsibilities:

Project Leadership: Act as the Lead Designer, overseeing and performing complete electrical systems design according to code for assigned projects.

Equipment Specification: Specify project-specific equipment, researching available technologies and resources for commercially available equipment.

Cost and Time Management: Calculate costs and time schedules for proposed work, reviewing files to determine scope and personnel involved.

Documentation and Client Relations: Maintain good client relations, project design records, and provide thorough documentation for permanent records. Document design decisions, meetings, and client instructions promptly.

Coordination and Review: Coordinate design and schedules with other disciplines, review project documents for accuracy, and ensure completeness before final checks. Recognize and address potential project problems, seeking advice from the Project Manager. Conduct periodic job site observations, issue addendum information, and mentor designers or technicians.

New York County

Senior Lighting Designer Responsibilities:

Collaborate with project managers, junior lighting designers, and team members to develop lighting designs for museums, commercial, and residential projects.
Provide design expertise and project management support.
Understand client specifications and needs, ensuring designs align with them.
Select appropriate commercial lighting fixtures for projects.
Develop architectural drawings and lighting design documents.
Ensure compliance of lighting installations with design documents.

Junior Lighting Designer Responsibilities:
Collaborate with project managers, senior lighting designers, and team members to develop designs.
Analyze and select lighting from appropriate sources.
Produce architectural drawings using AutoCAD or Revit.
Create models, mock-ups, and prototypes.
Work with senior designers and project managers to provide excellent lighting design services.
Communicate with clients and travel for meetings and site visits.

New York City

Assist Senior Lighting Designers and Staff with production work (drafting, setup, photometrics, etc) and ensure projects are completed on time.
Assist with research of lighting fixtures and equipment as part of the design process.
Collaborate with the Design Team as well as the Technical Team as required in producing cohesive, successful projects.
Attend lighting conferences and industry tradeshows to further expand and bolster your working knowledge of the craft.
Attendance in-office is mandatory for a minimum (3) days per week as of 2/1/24 with (2) days being remote. In-office days to be determined by Senior Staff or Management.