- Hiring from
- South Africa
- Work type
- Remote
- Posted
- Sep 26, 2026
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Architectural Lighting Designer
Location: Fully remote (international design team) Employment type: Full-time Collaboration hours: Meaningful daily overlap with European (CET) business hours Language: Strong written and spoken English required
We are a fast-scaling European company building integrated, invisible home-technology systems — lighting, ventilation, power, and security — for the world's leading architects.
Since launching our first flagship product in 2021, we have grown into a fully integrated ecosystem, driven by a strong R&D focus and a targeted acquisition strategy. Our team spans Europe, North America, and the Middle East, and we are expanding quickly across all three regions.
About The Role
We are hiring an Architectural Lighting Designer to add design capacity as our project pipeline with architects and clients grows.
For us, lighting is more than illumination — it is storytelling. In this role you will help translate architectural and interior concepts into lighting schemes that are beautiful, technically precise, and buildable. You will work alongside our designers, sales team, and the architects themselves to take projects from first concept through to completion, making sure the lighting layer of every space lives up to the quality of our products.
Key Responsibilities
Lighting Concept & Design Development
You are genuinely passionate about lighting and its impact on how a space feels. You have a keen eye for aesthetics paired with real technical precision, and you care about the details. You are self-directed and dependable in a remote setting, collaborative with cross-border teams, and naturally curious about new products, techniques, and trends.
Why Join Us
Because this role is portfolio-driven, candidates should be prepared to walk through past lighting projects — including technical drawings, calculations, and renderings — and may be asked to complete a short design exercise so we can calibrate on both aesthetic sensibility and technical execution.
Location: Fully remote (international design team) Employment type: Full-time Collaboration hours: Meaningful daily overlap with European (CET) business hours Language: Strong written and spoken English required
- French or other languages a plus
We are a fast-scaling European company building integrated, invisible home-technology systems — lighting, ventilation, power, and security — for the world's leading architects.
Since launching our first flagship product in 2021, we have grown into a fully integrated ecosystem, driven by a strong R&D focus and a targeted acquisition strategy. Our team spans Europe, North America, and the Middle East, and we are expanding quickly across all three regions.
About The Role
We are hiring an Architectural Lighting Designer to add design capacity as our project pipeline with architects and clients grows.
For us, lighting is more than illumination — it is storytelling. In this role you will help translate architectural and interior concepts into lighting schemes that are beautiful, technically precise, and buildable. You will work alongside our designers, sales team, and the architects themselves to take projects from first concept through to completion, making sure the lighting layer of every space lives up to the quality of our products.
Key Responsibilities
Lighting Concept & Design Development
- Develop lighting designs that elevate architecture and interiors.
- Translate architect and interior-designer concepts into clear lighting specifications.
- Produce technical drawings and lighting calculations.
- Create 3D visualizations and renderings that bring concepts to life for clients and stakeholders.
- Research and select the right fixtures, materials, and technologies for each project.
- Partner with sales, design, and architecture stakeholders to ensure seamless execution from concept to completion in a fast-moving, international environment.
- Stay ahead of trends, product innovation, and sustainability practices in lighting design.
- Degree in Lighting Design, Architecture, Interior Design, Illumination/Electrical Engineering, or a related field — or equivalent professional experience backed by a strong portfolio.
- 2-8 years of experience as a lighting designer or in a closely related design role
- Proficiency in AutoCAD and in lighting-calculation software (Dialux and/or Relux).
- Proficiency in Adobe InDesign and Photoshop.
- 3D visualization skills (3ds Max, Rhino, SketchUp, or similar).
- A portfolio demonstrating lighting and/or architectural design work.
- Strong written and spoken English for daily work in an international team.
- Strong organizational and communication skills.
- Comfortable operating remotely in a fast-moving, multi-stakeholder, international context.
- Experience with architectural, residential, or high-end/luxury lighting projects.
- Familiarity with Revit or BIM workflows.
- Knowledge of energy-efficiency and sustainability standards in lighting.
- Experience collaborating directly with architects and interior designers.
- French or additional languages.
You are genuinely passionate about lighting and its impact on how a space feels. You have a keen eye for aesthetics paired with real technical precision, and you care about the details. You are self-directed and dependable in a remote setting, collaborative with cross-border teams, and naturally curious about new products, techniques, and trends.
Why Join Us
- A fast-scaling international company with the ambition to lead its market.
- A warm, family-driven culture where you will feel at home quickly.
- An inspiring team where ambition and collaboration go hand in hand.
- A genuinely challenging scope with room to learn and grow.
- A competitive salary package tailored to your experience and skills.
- Fully remote work as part of an international lighting design team.
Because this role is portfolio-driven, candidates should be prepared to walk through past lighting projects — including technical drawings, calculations, and renderings — and may be asked to complete a short design exercise so we can calibrate on both aesthetic sensibility and technical execution.