Architectural Product Specialist
Pubblicato il 14-09-2026 - Rendair in Arezzo
Architectural Product SpecialistCompany DescriptionRendair AI is an AI-powered design assistant and workflow platform built for the architecture, design, and real-estate industries.
Our platform helps architects, interior designers, 3D artists, builders, and real-estate professionals transform ideas into high-quality images, renders, and videos using AI. Our goal is not simply to make visualization faster, but to help professionals discover entirely new and more productive ways of working.
Role DescriptionWe are looking for an Architectural Product Specialist who understands architecture and design workflows and is excited about helping professionals get real value from AI.
This is not a traditional customer support role . Your primary responsibility will be to help customers understand what is possible with Rendair AI and teach them how to incorporate the platform into their day-to-day workflows.
You will conduct live product demonstrations, onboarding and learning sessions, showcase practical architectural use cases,
and help customers identify the Rendair tools and workflows that can save them time or improve the quality of their work.
You will become an expert user of Rendair AI and act as a bridge between our product and the professionals using it. Because you will work closely with customers, you will also provide valuable insights to our Product and AI teams about how architects use the platform, where they encounter friction, and what capabilities could create additional value.
What You'll Do
- Conduct live product demos for architects, designers, firms, and other prospective or existing customers.
- Lead onboarding and educational sessions that help users become proficient with Rendair AI.
- Understand a customer's existing architectural or visualization workflow and recommend ways Rendair can improve it.
- Showcase practical use cases across architectural visualization, concept development, design iteration, presentations, image generation, video, and o