Intermediate Experiential Designer

Intermediate Experiential Designer

Impec Group focuses on enhancing the human experience within the workspace, encompassing collective well-being, safety, and health. Our mission is to facilitate success within the workplace industry through Innovation, Integration, and Integrity, helping individuals thrive. We aspire to think bigger, bolder, and delve deeper into built-environment solutions.

The Intermediate Experiential Designer role is a mid-level position at GNU Group. As an Intermediate Experiential Designer focused on signage, wayfinding, and environmental branding, you will be responsible for developing and executing designs for built environments, including retail, hospitality, healthcare, education, and corporate environments. You will work with a cross-functional team to create cohesive and memorable visual identities that integrate brand messaging, wayfinding, and environmental graphics. You will collaborate with senior designers and principals on all aspects of the design process from user research, through strategy and concept, to detailed design and implementation, and may be responsible for leading certain aspects of a project.

Major Responsibilities:

• Lead the development of visual designs for signage, wayfinding, and environmental branding projects that meet the project goals and requirements.
• Collaborate with the design team, project managers, and clients to ensure that the designs are consistent with the project vision and brand guidelines. Participate in design reviews and provide feedback on other team members' designs.
• Work on the creation, design and production of integrated branding programs within built environments. Coordinate with the PM and Design Team to understand client needs and desires, and help to implement strategic design solutions.
• Help to create design concept and design intent packages that include specifications, materials, and locations for signage, wayfinding and branding elements.
• Act as Lead Designer on small to mid-sized projects
• Train junior design professionals on GNU systems and processes.