Intermediate Designer - Food and Beverage

Intermediate Designer - Food and Beverage

WATG is the world’s preeminent destination and hospitality design firm. We are employee‑owned, with more than 500 professionals globally, located remotely and in offices in Atlantic City, California, Dallas, New York, Honolulu, London, Singapore, and Shanghai.

The Intermediate Designer works in various phases of small and/or specialized phases of large, complex projects, assisting with rendered plans and section elevations, furniture layouts, color and material boards, drawing presentations, and product sourcing. The designer participates in complex interior design assignments and supports the preparation of drawings, CAD design, graphics and sketching; client presentations; and organizes resources for the studio.

• Develop innovative design concepts that are practical, aesthetic, safe, and reflective of the intended purpose and function of the project.
• Prepare and provide assignments with a focus on keeping the project on schedule and within budget.
• Select and specify interior architectural materials and finishes, including furniture, lighting and artwork to carry out the design intent.
• Independently deliver design concepts and conduct programming efforts, such as space planning, layout and FF&E utilization, lighting and color coordination.
• Render conceptual design ideas and prepare 2D and 3D presentation and design drawings.
• Participate in team meetings to align the project deliverables to the design intent and prepare and participate in client presentations.
• Prepare and update documents during schematic design and the design development phases.
• Solicit bids and assist in subcontracting fabrication, installation, and arrangement of the materials, finishes, and furnishings required.
• Communicate with other disciplines, vendors, and contractors to incorporate all required information into the project.
• Implement and follow Wimberly Interiors standards for all projects and processes.
• Understand technical regulations and code compliance requirements.
• Conduct technical research and prepare specification manuals as needed.
• Incorporate integrated sustainable design solutions into projects.
• Mentor and direct the work of less experienced staff when appropriate.
• Foster a commitment to external and internal client service.

• Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Interior Design, or related field.
• Environmental accreditation desired.
• Minimum of 4 years of experience designing and delivering interior design projects.
• Proficient technical expertise in MS Office, Adobe Suite, Design Smart, AutoCAD, Sketch Up, and other design tools.
• Some Revit experience preferred.
• Moderate level of experience in graphic design concepts, hand‑sketching, vignette scenes, hand coloring, renderings, and shop drawings.
• Exposure to translating design concepts into building assemblies.
• Ability to meet deadlines while working effectively in a team environment, managing multiple priorities within established timelines and budgets.
• Effective written and verbal communication and presentation skills.
• Include a copy of your resume and portfolio for consideration.

Mid‑Senior level

Full‑time

Design, Art/Creative, and Information Technology

Architecture and Planning

WATG is an equal opportunity employer.