Lighting Designer with AGI 32 License
Budget: $15 – $35 USD
Lighting Designer with AGI 32 License
Candidate must be able to work and own a license for AGI 32, for design-built projects. A minimum of 15 hours per week is required: either design building or collaborating with the owner with spec sheets and quoting projects. This could potentially turn into a full-time job.
The ideal candidate should be able to communicate effectively and proficiently in English via video call or email during the EST time zone.
The hourly rate will depend on your expertise and experience in general.
We would like to hear from you!
Please list in your proposal how many commercial lighting projects you've done and if you'd like to include some samples of your work that would be excellent as well. Thanks!
Candidate must be able to work and own a license for AGI 32, for design-built projects. A minimum of 15 hours per week is required: either design building or collaborating with the owner with spec sheets and quoting projects. This could potentially turn into a full-time job.
The ideal candidate should be able to communicate effectively and proficiently in English via video call or email during the EST time zone.
The hourly rate will depend on your expertise and experience in general.
We would like to hear from you!
Please list in your proposal how many commercial lighting projects you've done and if you'd like to include some samples of your work that would be excellent as well. Thanks!