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Interior Design Project Manager, project specific

New York

About the Role

Role Overview

As the Interior Design Project Manager, you will work on a significant project within Journey's portfolio and have the unique opportunity to oversee and deliver this exceptional project from concept to completion. With a focus on collaboration and innovation, you will work closely with clients, architects, and our talented team of designers to create stunning interior spaces that exceed expectations. This is a fantastic role for someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is motivated by creativity and excellence. 

We're unable to offer further details about the project online, but are happy to share details in interview once an NDA has been agreed.

Key Responsibilities

The essential functions include, but are not limited to the following: 

  • Leading and managing interior design projects, ensuring they are delivered on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards.  
  • Collaborating with clients to understand their vision and requirements, translating them into creative and functional interior design concepts.  
  • Coordinating with architects and other stakeholders to integrate interior design with the overall building design, ensuring seamless continuity throughout the project.  
  • Conducting site visits and inspections to monitor progress and ensure proper implementation of design plans.  
  • Overseeing and mentoring a team of designers, providing guidance and support throughout the design process.  
  • Managing project budgets and resources, ensuring efficient allocation and utilization.  
  • Cultivating and maintaining strong relationships with clients, contractors, and vendors to foster long-term partnerships and promote a positive project experience.  

 

Candidate Qualifications & Skills

Required

  • An experienced design project manager with approximately 10 years demonstrable track record  leading complex design projects with key stakeholders
  • A master communicator who can easily collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to ensure successful project delivery
  • Creative with a keen eye for design but also possess strong organizational and time management skills, with the ability to prioritize tasks and meet deadlines. 
  • At least two years of experience completing all phases of the architectural design process, including concept development, schematic design, design development, and construction administration.  
  • Excellent project management skills, including budgeting, scheduling, and coordination.  
  • Expert Proficiency in AutoCAD, Enscape, Revit and Rhinoceros 3D. 
  • Strong knowledge of interior design principles, materials, and construction methods. 

Contract: This is a Temporary Contract for the duration of the project starting at 18 months with view to extend should the project extend.

Location: Our Broadway Studio is a hybrid working Studio. This role is based in our New York Studio with regular in person working with the wider team.

Application: Please submit a resume or portfolio demonstrating your experience and a bespoke cover letter explaining how your experience meets thr required criteria for this role.

Deadline: Thursday 26th March 2026 9am, with interviews taking place w/c Monday 30th March. We are not anticipating more than one round of interviews for this role.

Salary Pay Range

$95 - $110,000 USD

About Journey 

The Multidimensional Experience Agency 

Journey is a global design and innovation agency shaping the future through multidimensional experiences (MDX) that connect people, brands, and culture.  

Our layered MDX approach crafts story-driven, sensory-rich engagement across physical, immersive, digital, and virtual spaces—fuelled by creative and technological innovation.  

Born from a legacy of pioneering studios, Journey blends strategic thinking with deep creative expertise to deliver solutions across industries.  

Journey’s MDX approach fuels growth and forges lasting value for audiences and partners, by creating cultural connections that resonate with impact. 

Start your journey here www.journey.world 

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