University of Oregon

At the direction of the Senior Interior Designer, services may include interior space planning, interior design and furniture standards development, creation of furniture plans, budget and specification development, finish selections and creation of project deliverables for both new building projects and renovations of existing facilities. In addition, this position will support Design and Construction's professional efforts and mission by actively participating in internal process improvement initiatives, providing project feedback in the form of presentations, reports, and spreadsheets, and promoting good will within the team and outward to the campus community. Ability to serve in a lead role on a project team. Three years of interior design experience which includes one year of experience as a project manager for projects involving interior construction or remodeling. One year experience with interior design and/or project management in an academic or educational setting.

Opportunities for professional development are available through participation in process improvement initiatives, project feedback presentations, and building positive relationships within the team and campus community. This position provides an excellent opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the campus environment, contributing to projects that enhance the university’s infrastructure while working in a collaborative and innovative atmosphere. Responsibilities • Oversee the management of capital construction projects, ensuring quality control and adherence to schedules and budgets. Experience Requirements • Minimum of one year of experience managing, overseeing, or assisting in capital construction projects. Why work in Eugene, OR

The School of Architecture and Environment fosters a culturally diverse faculty and emphasizes a student-centered learning community. This position offers an opportunity to engage in professional practice, connect with emerging technologies, and collaborate with professionals and stakeholders. Additionally, the University of Oregon provides a comprehensive benefits package. Skills • Strong background in teaching or professional practice in architecture or related fields. Education Requirements Credential Category • Master’s degree or PhD in architecture, historic preservation, interior architecture, landscape architecture, or a closely related field is preferred.