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CET - Interior designer

India, Latin America, Philippines, United States

Interior Designer – CET Specialist

We’re seeking a high-performing Interior Designer with strong CET expertise to join a top-tier, U.S.-based commercial furniture dealership representing world-class brands such as Haworth. This role is ideal for a design professional who thrives in a fast-paced, collaborative environment and enjoys translating complex requirements into compelling, buildable workspace solutions.

As a key member of a close-knit design team, you’ll support sales and marketing initiatives by delivering accurate, visually engaging designs, renderings, and presentations—often on tight timelines. Your work will directly influence client decisions and project success, making this a highly visible and impactful role.

Responsibilities

  • Develop, visualize, and present creative commercial workspace solutions using CET Designer and AutoCAD, aligned with client needs and project goals.
  • Produce accurate drawings, specifications, renderings, and presentations to support sales and marketing efforts.
  • Curate and present furniture selections, finishes, and material palettes, ensuring aesthetic cohesion and functional performance.
  • Review architectural and construction documents; conduct code and site analyses to inform design solutions.
  • Perform field verifications, furniture inventories, and site measurements to ensure design accuracy.
    Collaborate closely with sales, marketing, and project teams, incorporating feedback and meeting aggressive deadlines.
  • Conduct thorough quality checks on all deliverables prior to client or internal distribution.
  • Prepare final documentation for order entry, installation, and as-built drawings as required.
  • Provide detailed technical drawings and coordination information to external partners (A&D firms, contractors, IT, electrical).
  • Stay current through training, industry events, and internal initiatives related to tools, trends, and best practices.
  • Maintain strong knowledge of product lines, ADA requirements, LEED/WELL standards, ergonomics, and workplace technology integration.

Qualifications

  • Excellent English communication skills (written and verbal) for a U.S.-based, client-facing environment.
  • Advanced proficiency in CET Designer; working knowledge of AutoCAD, Project Spec, and Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
  • Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design or a related field.
  • 6+ years of experience in commercial furniture, workplace design, or a related industry.
  • Proven ability to manage multiple fast-turn projects with exceptional attention to detail.
  • Fast learner with a proactive, solution-oriented mindset.
  • Working knowledge of ADA, ergonomics, LEED, WELL, and commercial interior technology integration.
  • Strong understanding of commercial furniture products, applications, and technical specifications.
  • Collaborative team player who values feedback, ownership, and continuous growth.
  • Reliable home office setup with a personal PC/laptop and minimum 50 Mbps internet speed (download and upload).

What We Offer

  • Competitive compensation and benefits
  • Exposure to cutting-edge design tools and global brands
  • A fast-paced yet supportive team environment with true work-life balance
  • High-visibility role where your design work directly impacts business growth
  • A culture that values creativity, accountability, and continuous learning
  • Opportunity to grow with an innovative, adaptive, and people-first organization

About Bold Business:

Bold Business is a US-based global business process outsourcing (BPO) firm with over 25 years of experience and $7B+ in client engagements. We help fast-growing companies scale through smart talent strategies, automation, and technology-driven solutions.

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