Project Designer | Design-Led Commercial Interiors Practice

You've spent 6-8 years turning briefs into narratives, and narratives into drawings that survive a GFC review. You can sketch an idea in a client meeting and defend it without flinching. Now you want projects that aren't residential – hospitality, institutional, clubhouse, large-format office – where the design problem is bigger and the stakes are real.

This is a mid-senior seat in a studio that runs on conscious design thinking, not templated output. You'll own workstreams end to end: concept through design development, GFC review, MEP coordination, site inputs – while a Senior Lead backs you up, not looks over your shoulder.

What you'll actually do
- Translate briefs into design narratives and presentations that hold up in front of clients
- Read GFC drawings critically – catch the errors before they become site problems
- Run consultant and MEP coordination with limited senior involvement
- Guide 2-3 junior designers through delegation, review, and course correction
- Carry material logic, pricing sensitivity,



and buildability into your design calls
- Handle close to half your site visits independently, feeding that reality back into design

What gets you shortlisted
- 6-8 years in project design, commercial interiors, or design-led delivery (strong adjacent profiles welcome if the design thinking is real)
- A design vocabulary you can back up – not just render quality
- Comfort holding a workstream without needing constant direction
- Genuine ease across typologies, not a one-project-type comfort zone
- The instinct to remove bottlenecks quietly instead of escalating everything upward

Not a fit if: you're a strong drafter without narrative ability, a robust visualizer without technical depth, or someone who needs the brief re-explained after week one.

Delhi based, five days in studio, offering compensation between 8.40 LPA to 13.00 LPA.

If this reads like the work you've been waiting to do, we'd l

📌 Project Designer (India)
🏢 Clear Bracket
📍 India