Associate Architectural Lighting Designer – New York, NY

Hybrid: 4 days in office, 1 day remote | Full-time One Lux Studio is a 20-person architectural lighting design firm based in New York City. We specialize in corporate headquarters, residential and hospitality environments—projects where lighting defines character, enhances experience, and elevates design intent. Our portfolio includes partnerships with world-class architects and premier development companies, giving our team the opportunity to contribute to landmark projects. We are looking for an Associate / Project Manager (7-10 years of experience) to join our studio and help lead the delivery of innovative, high-profile work. Why Join UsCollaborative studio culture – Be part of a close-knit team where ideas are shared freely and mentorship happens daily. Creative, design-driven work – Tackle projects in corporate, residential, and hospitality sectors where lighting truly shapes the environment. Direct access to leadership – Work closely with principals in an open studio environment. Career advancement Benefits that support you –Health and dental coverage 401(k) retirement plan Paid time off (vacation, holidays, sick days)Support for professional development Hybrid flexibility – 4 days in the office, 1 day remote. What You’ll DoCollaborate with principals on the development of lighting design concepts. Lead the day-to-day management of assigned projects from concept through construction. Oversee project coordination and delivery, ensuring schedules, milestones, and client deadlines are met. Review drawings, fixture schedules, specifications, calculations, and related project documentation for quality, accuracy, and completeness. Support principals in client-facing work, including project communication, presentations, and coordination with the broader project team. Oversee construction administration, including submittal review, responses to contractor questions, site visits, fixture aiming/focusing, and lighting controls coordination. Mentor junior staff and contribute to a collaborative studio culture.