Jobs at Gensler

Collaborate on interior design projects, manage designs and client expectations, and coordinate with teams and clients throughout the design and construction process.

The Project Accountant will manage invoicing, budgets, consultant management, collections, and project maintenance while collaborating with Project Managers.

As a Senior Designer at Gensler, you will lead design concepts for sports venues, mentor teams, and develop client relationships, emphasizing innovative and client-centric solutions.

The Strategy Lead will manage projects, develop strategies for clients' environments, and oversee data analysis related to real estate and facility strategies. Responsibilities include client interaction, team direction, and delivering presentations for varied stakeholders.

The Head of Tax at Gensler will lead global tax strategy, compliance, and planning, managing a distributed team while advising senior leadership on tax-related matters.

The Endpoint Administrator II manages over 19,000 endpoints, oversees Microsoft Configuration Manager and Intune, and supports GPO maintenance and application deployment.

Manage talent development strategies and programs for Gensler's Southwest region, focusing on learning, coaching, and organizational effectiveness. Collaborate with leaders to enhance talent performance and drive inclusion initiatives.

As a Project Architect, you will manage projects, produce BIM models, resolve design issues, and mentor junior staff while collaborating with various stakeholders.

As a Studio Coordinator, you will support designers and architects with administrative tasks, manage communications, coordinate meetings, and assist in project logistics and documentation.

The Project Architect at Gensler will manage client relationships, direct technical design assignments, coordinate project documentation, and engage with stakeholders to ensure project success.

Manage multiple design teams and oversee project delivery phases for retail store projects. Maintain schedules, budgets, and mentor junior staff.

As a Junior Technical Designer, you will develop design solutions and coordinate projects through construction documentation, collaborating with teams and utilizing modeling software.

The Marketing Specialist will guide pursuit processes, design proposals and presentations, lead strategy discussions, and maintain marketing collateral.

The Design Technology Lead will utilize computational design to drive data-informed decisions, mentor teams, and foster community in design technology initiatives.

The Studio Coordinator manages studio operations, business development, event coordination, and supports project teams with administration and communications tasks.

Lead multidisciplinary design teams on sports and venue projects, manage project delivery phases, budgets, schedules, and client relationships while mentoring junior staff.

The Marketing Director leads marketing strategy, team management, and business development to align efforts with business objectives while fostering creativity and collaboration.

The Design Director will lead urban planning projects, mentor staff, engage in business development, and ensure design excellence.

As a Visual/Graphic Designer, you will lead design projects, mentor junior staff, and collaborate with diverse teams to enhance design integration and storytelling in various mediums.

The Design Manager will lead a design team, manage client relationships, oversee project scopes, budgets, and quality, ensuring client satisfaction and project performance.