Senior Designer

TEAGUE

(Seattle, Washington)

Full Time

Job Posting Details

About TEAGUE

Founded in 1926 by design pioneer Walter Dorwin Teague, TEAGUE is the original design consultancy. As proof, our portfolio spans many firsts: the Polaroid camera, the UPS truck, Texaco-branded service stations, the Pringles canister, and the Xbox.

Responsibilities

- You are a highly creative, technically savvy, culturally sensitive designer with a passion for aircraft and an unquenchable desire to shape the future of flight.

- You are capable of pushing the creative potential of new ideas to new heights, all while staying within the confines of budgets, manufacturing processes, and industry restrictions and requirements.

- A typical day for you might involve determining a project’s scope, tasks, and schedule and maintaining accurate project documentation or developing design solutions for aircraft interiors, possibly related to:  aircraft seating, galleys, lavatories, ground environments or spaces, or other products facing passengers and crew; creating client-specific presentations; catching up on transportation design industry market trends, materials, and technology.

- You will take the lead in client relationships and strive to ensure that their needs are on time and on budget.

- Although you’ve got big ideas, you’re not afraid to roll up your sleeves and get technical: You’re skilled at integrating ideas into original hand-sketched concept drawings and electronic renderings, models, mechanical drawings and written reports.

- You know how to develop technical digital layout drawings for mock-up prototypes and initial product parts details and assembly, creating conceptual models using 3-D and 2-D computer modeling software. You live and breathe aircraft design, and ideally, you love to fly (about 10-20% of the time, that is).

You are a highly creative, technically savvy, culturally sensitive designer with a passion for aircraft and an unquenchable desire to shape the future of flight.
You are capable of pushing the creative potential of new ideas to new heights, all while staying within the confines of budgets, manufacturing processes, and industry restrictions and requirements.
A typical day for you might involve determining a project’s scope, tasks, and schedule and maintaining accurate project documentation or developing design solutions for aircraft interiors, possibly related to: aircraft seating, galleys, lavatories, ground environments or spaces, or other products facing passengers and crew; creating client-specific presentations; catching up on transportation design industry market trends, materials, and technology.
You will take the lead in client relationships and strive to ensure that their needs are on time and on budget.
Although you’ve got big ideas, you’re not afraid to roll up your sleeves and get technical: You’re skilled at integrating ideas into original hand-sketched concept drawings and electronic renderings, models, mechanical drawings and written reports.
You know how to develop technical digital layout drawings for mock-up prototypes and initial product parts details and assembly, creating conceptual models using 3-D and 2-D computer modeling software. You live and breathe aircraft design, and ideally, you love to fly (about 10-20% of the time, that is).