Pembrooke & Ives seeking Intermediate Decorator in New York, NY, US
A high-end interior design firm in New York is looking for an Intermediate Decorator with at least 5 years experience to work closely with Junior Decorators, Senior Decorators and Studio Directors to provide development, production support and co-ordination throughout the project delivery process as a member of the design team. A dependable, energetic individual with a “can-do” attitude and exceptional attention to detail, the Intermediate Decorator is responsible for supporting the efforts of the design team to ensure the successful completion of the project. This is a fantastic opportunity to grow with an organization that is rapidly expanding its operations and discovering new possibilities daily. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Project Deliverables Completes and files correspondence and drawing files. Ensures accurate meeting notes are taken and reported to team members. Weekly time sheet completion. Attends client meetings. Prepares project and installation schedules. ...
A high-end interior design firm in New York is looking for an Intermediate Decorator with at least 5 years experience to work closely with Junior Decorators, Senior Decorators and Studio Directors to provide development, production support and co-ordination throughout the project delivery process as a member of the design team. A dependable, energetic individual with a “can-do” attitude and exceptional attention to detail, the Intermediate Decorator is responsible for supporting the efforts of the design team to ensure the successful completion of the project. This is a fantastic opportunity to grow with an organization that is rapidly expanding its operations and discovering new possibilities daily.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Project Deliverables
- Completes and files correspondence and drawing files.
- Ensures accurate meeting notes are taken and reported to team members.
- Weekly time sheet completion.
- Attends client meetings.
- Prepares project and installation schedules. ...
