Job description

Working in close collaboration with the Head of Retail Environment Design (RED), your main mission is to lead and support Retail Design projects, actively searching for best practices and methodologies that efficiently secure deliveries within agreed timeframes, on budget and to the highest standards – meeting the company’s targets and policies.

Main responsibilities will include:

• Proposes and develop retail design concepts – aligned with the direction of the Head of RED; consequently you take the lead on development of projects from concept to implementation (including internal processes, offers, budget control, etc.);
• Coordinate and follow up with external offices as well with suppliers and the Procurement department assuring most efficient solutions (space and/or furniture).
• Create / acquire, all documents / drawings 2D and 3D / descriptions related to any design developments for internal & external purposes.
• Develop Renderings and Visualizations in order to present projects in the realistic environments
• Set-up and adapt Retail Design Guidelines according to newly developed Stores / Shop-In-Shops / Kiosks / Pop-up concepts.
• Experience in fast-paced projects with the ability to manage consistently tight deadlines.

Profile

Profile:

• Architecture / Interior Architecture / Design degree
• Previous experience in the field of Retail Design would be a plus.
• Excellent knowledge of CAD (preferably AutoCAD), 3D programs, Adobe Creative Suite and Microsoft Office Package.
• Well literate in architectural drafting with strong knowledge of construction.

Professional requirements

You demonstrate an acute spatial & visual awareness combined to a visual flair and knowledge for contemporary and engaging design solutions. You are a detail-oriented person with ability to multi-task and prioritize tasks in order to maintain deadlines.

In addition, you enjoy working in a team and focus on team results.

Languages

In addition, you possess excellent communications skills and are fluent in English, German and/or French.