Project Interior Designer
Pubblicato il 10-08-2026 - E Logic in Italia
E-Logic is seeking a highly qualified Interior Designer to provide comprehensive professional interior design support for the planning, design, renovation, and construction of Government facilities. Based primarily in Naples, Italy, the selected candidate will collaborate with multidisciplinary project teams to develop functional, aesthetically appropriate, and code-compliant interior design solutions. This role requires regular travel to Bahrain, occasionally operating in austere environments to assess and support damaged facilities.
Key Responsibilities
Provide professional interior design support for the planning, design, renovation, and construction of Government facilities.
Prepare and review interior design drawings, finish schedules, furniture layouts, material selections, and design documentation.
Develop interior design concepts that support project requirements, functionality, and applicable codes and standards.
Coordinate with architects, engineers, project managers, and Government stakeholders throughout all phases of project execution.
Review design documents to ensure compliance with project requirements and applicable building codes and accessibility standards.
Provide technical recommendations and design support during planning, design, construction, and project close-out activities.
Required Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Interior Design from a Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) accredited program.
Active Secret Clearance is mandatory.
Minimum of five (5) years of professional interior design experience.
Must possess a current Interior Design License or National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) certification.
Strong knowledge of interior design principles, space planning, finish selection, and design documentation.
Must be a U.S. Citizen .
Must possess a valid driver's license .
Location: Primary work location is NSA Naples (Capodichino), Italy (PSC 817 Box 51, FPO, AE 09622-0051). The position requires frequent T