In Common With
Overview
In Common With is a design studio built on collaboration between artists, materials, environments, and our community at large. Working together, we’re committed to redefining the familiar by bringing elevated materials, detail-oriented design, and unparalleled adaptability to furniture and lighting for all spaces.
We’re looking for a Junior Designer to provide technical and creative support across custom and product design initiatives. Reporting to the Director of Product Design, this role ensures accuracy in drawings, renderings, and documentation while supporting communication between the Sales, Product, and Operations teams. The ideal candidate is organized, detail-oriented, and eager to develop both creative and technical expertise within a collaborative studio environment.
Key Responsibilities Design Documentation & Custom Projects (60%)
Support the Sales team with custom lighting and furniture design documents, including technical drawings, assembly guides, and renderings.
Provide technical support to Operations and Sales teams for lighting specifications and fabrication details.
Produce reference materials for the Sales team tailored to each collection’s custom capabilities.
Create and maintain an organized archive of past custom projects, drawings, renderings, and photographs.
Ensure all design documentation and presentation materials meet accuracy, consistency, and brand standards.
Design Development Support (20%)
Assist Designers in developing lighting and furniture concepts from sketch through production.
Create and update 3D models, drawings, and renderings for reviews and presentations.
Prepare presentation decks, material boards, and visual assets for internal and client meetings.
Research materials, finishes, and references to support ongoing projects.
Support the Product Design team with prototypes, sample reviews, and quality checks.
Participate in design reviews, capture feedback, and next steps.
Studio Operations (20%)
Own the process of updating tear sheets, assembly guides, and production documentation.
Create physical jigs and support materials for Production and Operations teams.
Maintain digital archives, materials library, and shared design assets.
Coordinate sample shipments, vendor deliveries, and studio organization.
Contribute to cross-team efforts such as trade shows, photo shoots, and design reviews.
Individual Contributor Level Expectations
Take ownership of tasks and deliverables, ensuring accuracy, quality, and timely completion.
Execute work aligned with team and organizational goals by translating objectives into actionable activities.
Collaborate effectively with peers and cross-functional teams to share knowledge and coordinate efforts.
Identify opportunities to improve processes, workflows, or outcomes and propose solutions.
Apply subject-matter expertise to contribute knowledge, insights, and value to team success.
Requirements
1–3 years of professional experience in a design studio, architecture firm, or product design environment (internships included).
Degree in Interior Design, Industrial Design, Architecture, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
Proficiency in Fusion, Rhino, and Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign).
Basic rendering skills in KeyShot, V‑Ray, or comparable software.
Familiarity with Google Workspace.
Must be authorized to work in the United States without current or future sponsorship.
Desired Qualifications
Experience collaborating across teams and disciplines — from Sales to Product to Operations.
Comfort with 3D printing or other digital fabrication processes.
Strong eye for detail, paired with excellent organization and communication skills.
Ability to balance multiple projects and meet deadlines with consistency and care.
Adaptable, curious, and comfortable with change in a fast‑paced environment.
Thoughtful problem‑solver who brings ideas forward to improve how we work.
Open to feedback and growth. We learn together and evolve together.
Approaches work with integrity, kindness, and a collaborative spirit.
We have a non‑negotiable “no jerks” policy. Being nice is free.
Dog‑friendly studio (we share our space with a few four‑legged coworkers).
Studio + Compensation
This is a full‑time position based in Gowanus, Brooklyn
40 hours/week. Our studio hours are Monday – Friday from 9 am to 6 pm
$55,000 – $65,000, commensurate with experience
Benefits include medical, dental, and vision insurance (with 100% monthly premium coverage options), generous PTO, a 401(k) with employer match, and profit sharing.
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We’re looking for a Junior Designer to provide technical and creative support across custom and product design initiatives. Reporting to the Director of Product Design, this role ensures accuracy in drawings, renderings, and documentation while supporting communication between the Sales, Product, and Operations teams. The ideal candidate is organized, detail-oriented, and eager to develop both creative and technical expertise within a collaborative studio environment.
Key Responsibilities Design Documentation & Custom Projects (60%)
Support the Sales team with custom lighting and furniture design documents, including technical drawings, assembly guides, and renderings.
Provide technical support to Operations and Sales teams for lighting specifications and fabrication details.
Produce reference materials for the Sales team tailored to each collection’s custom capabilities.
Create and maintain an organized archive of past custom projects, drawings, renderings, and photographs.
Ensure all design documentation and presentation materials meet accuracy, consistency, and brand standards.
Design Development Support (20%)
Assist Designers in developing lighting and furniture concepts from sketch through production.
Create and update 3D models, drawings, and renderings for reviews and presentations.
Prepare presentation decks, material boards, and visual assets for internal and client meetings.
Research materials, finishes, and references to support ongoing projects.
Support the Product Design team with prototypes, sample reviews, and quality checks.
Participate in design reviews, capture feedback, and next steps.
Studio Operations (20%)
Own the process of updating tear sheets, assembly guides, and production documentation.
Create physical jigs and support materials for Production and Operations teams.
Maintain digital archives, materials library, and shared design assets.
Coordinate sample shipments, vendor deliveries, and studio organization.
Contribute to cross-team efforts such as trade shows, photo shoots, and design reviews.
Individual Contributor Level Expectations
Take ownership of tasks and deliverables, ensuring accuracy, quality, and timely completion.
Execute work aligned with team and organizational goals by translating objectives into actionable activities.
Collaborate effectively with peers and cross-functional teams to share knowledge and coordinate efforts.
Identify opportunities to improve processes, workflows, or outcomes and propose solutions.
Apply subject-matter expertise to contribute knowledge, insights, and value to team success.
Requirements
1–3 years of professional experience in a design studio, architecture firm, or product design environment (internships included).
Degree in Interior Design, Industrial Design, Architecture, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
Proficiency in Fusion, Rhino, and Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign).
Basic rendering skills in KeyShot, V‑Ray, or comparable software.
Familiarity with Google Workspace.
Must be authorized to work in the United States without current or future sponsorship.
Desired Qualifications
Experience collaborating across teams and disciplines — from Sales to Product to Operations.
Comfort with 3D printing or other digital fabrication processes.
Strong eye for detail, paired with excellent organization and communication skills.
Ability to balance multiple projects and meet deadlines with consistency and care.
Adaptable, curious, and comfortable with change in a fast‑paced environment.
Thoughtful problem‑solver who brings ideas forward to improve how we work.
Open to feedback and growth. We learn together and evolve together.
Approaches work with integrity, kindness, and a collaborative spirit.
We have a non‑negotiable “no jerks” policy. Being nice is free.
Dog‑friendly studio (we share our space with a few four‑legged coworkers).
Studio + Compensation
This is a full‑time position based in Gowanus, Brooklyn
40 hours/week. Our studio hours are Monday – Friday from 9 am to 6 pm
$55,000 – $65,000, commensurate with experience
Benefits include medical, dental, and vision insurance (with 100% monthly premium coverage options), generous PTO, a 401(k) with employer match, and profit sharing.
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