Responsibilities:

• Elaborate and document construction drawings, architectural details, sections, and detailed elevations for cultural projects, focusing on the quality of finishes and the integration of exhibition elements.
• Transform design concepts and specifications from architects and exhibition designers into precise, construction-ready technical documentation (CD sets).
• Ensure that all drawings rigorously comply with U.S. local and state building codes (IBC/IRC) relevant to public and cultural spaces.
• Develop complex construction details, especially those related to lighting, millwork (fine carpentry), and the integration of technology into immersive experiences.
• Manage and maintain consistency in design documentation, working under the Imperial system of units (feet and inches), and coordinating with teams in different U.S. time zones.
• Perform plan reviews and actively participate in the multidisciplinary coordination process (MEP, Structures, Exhibit Designers).

• Education: Technical or university degree in Architecture, Interior/Exhibition Design, or related field.
• Experience: Minimum 3 years of proven experience in drawing and documenting architectural design, museums, exhibitions, or high-end retail projects.
• Software: Expert command of AutoCAD and Autodesk Revit (BIM).
• Language: C1 or Bilingual English level (written and spoken) for daily and technical communication with teams in the U.S.
• Previous experience working on cultural projects such as museums or production of immersive experiences will be positively valued.
• Strong understanding of finish materials, millwork details (carpentry), and building envelopes.
• Working hours aligned to US-based project teams to ensure effective communication and coordination.