Lighting Designer II at The Lighting Practice

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Full-Time This Lighting Designer II position would service The Lighting Practice’s Chicago office. The Lighting Practice is a team-oriented workplace . We are seeking talented, motivated people who: • Have at least five years of experience in architectural lighting design • Have strong communication skills • Enjoy working in a team environment Our design process is collaborative and interactive, our projects are diverse and challenging. We design lighting for exterior environments and façades, public spaces, retail, corporate, academic, hospitality, and healthcare facilities. A Lighting Designer II will work on a variety of projects and collaborate with The Lighting Practice’s award-winning teams based in Chicago, IL, Dallas, TX, New York, NY, and Philadelphia, PA. Their responsibilities include: • Coordinate & communicate with allied team members (architects, engineers, manufacturers, etc.) • Develop & validate lighting design concepts against project goals & criteria • Plan, produce, and oversee the documentation of the design • Perform construction administration tasks • Travel to client meetings and project site visits. • May fill the role of Project Manager on smaller projects under the guidance of a Principal The Lighting Practice is an equal opportunity employer. Compensation is commensurate with experience. Full-time positions include a complete company paid benefits package. TLP offers a competitive benefits package which currently includes a generous PTO policy and paid holiday schedule, 401(k) contributions, 95% paid medical, 100% paid dental, vision, life and disability. We maintain a hybrid work environment with dedicated in-office and remote days in addition to flexible working hours. Compensation range offered for this IL Job Posting: $75k – $85k annually. Please submit your qualifications (cover letter, resume, references, and three to five samples of work) in the Apply Now section below. BASIC QUALIFICATIONS • Bachelor’s Degree in Lighting Design or a related field (Theater Lighting, Interior Design/Architecture, Architecture, Architectural Engineering, or Electrical Engineering) • At least five years of experience in the architectural lighting industry • Experience managing client interaction and presentations • Strong communication skills and a drive to learn • Fluent in spoken and written English SOFTWARE SKILLS Required: • Lighting calculation programs (AGI32, Lightstanza) • BIM Software (Revit experience preferred) • Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) • Experience with Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign) Helpful, not required: • Bluebeam • Enscape • Rhinoceros 3D (Rhino3D) • AutoCAD • SketchUp Apply Now Apply

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This Lighting Designer II position would service The Lighting Practice’s Chicago office.
The Lighting Practice is a team-oriented workplace .
Have at least five years of experience in architectural lighting design
Have strong communication skills
Enjoy working in a team environment
Coordinate & communicate with allied team members (architects, engineers, manufacturers, etc.)
Develop & validate lighting design concepts against project goals & criteria
Plan, produce, and oversee the documentation of the design
Perform construction administration tasks
Travel to client meetings and project site visits.
May fill the role of Project Manager on smaller projects under the guidance of a Principal
The Lighting Practice is an equal opportunity employer.
Compensation range offered for this IL Job Posting: $75k – $85k annually.
Please submit your qualifications (cover letter, resume, references, and three to five samples of work) in the Apply Now section below.
Bachelor’s Degree in Lighting Design or a related field (Theater Lighting, Interior Design/Architecture, Architecture, Architectural Engineering, or Electrical Engineering)
At least five years of experience in the architectural lighting industry
Experience managing client interaction and presentations
Strong communication skills and a drive to learn
Fluent in spoken and written English
Lighting calculation programs (AGI32, Lightstanza)
Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook)
Experience with Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign)
Rhinoceros 3D (Rhino3D)

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BIM Software (Revit experience preferred)

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