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TJX Europe

2mo ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Mid Level
  • Architecture & Urban Planning
    Design

AI generated summary

  • You need a relevant degree, store design experience, proficiency in Revit, AutoCAD, and Photoshop, strong 3D visualization skills, and excellent communication and organizational abilities.
  • You will create fixture layouts, oversee design compliance, conduct site visits, collaborate with teams, and present designs while managing the approval process and schedules.

Requirements

  • Degree level or above in Architecture, Interior Design, Design Technology or similar
  • Experience and understanding of store design and management of drawing production
  • Working knowledge of Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD, Photoshop
  • Working knowledge of 3D modelling
  • An understanding of the mechanics of shopfitting equipment
  • An appreciation of the shopping traits of retail customers, common fixture design and visual merchandising principles
  • Able to visualise store design in 3D to appreciate the use of signage and merchandising
  • Organisation and space planning
  • Interpersonal skills/ Communication skills
  • Initiative
  • Productivity
  • Team working
  • Flexibility / Adaptability
  • Accuracy and self-checking of work

Responsibilities

  • To create block plans and resulting fixture layouts for new TJX Europe stores of any fascia, to an agreed programme and drive through the approval process of the fixture plan.
  • To minimise deviations from the agreed block plan and ensure all fixture layouts are in accordance with the principles of store design as published by Store Design.
  • To carry out fixture drawing changes to existing sites in accordance with the agreed branding and store design principles.
  • To visit site during the course of the project to ensure best use of architecture and space for fixturing. Resolve fixturing questions and / or raise questions to the Team Leader or AVP for other issues that affect the store design.
  • Receive Revit model of new stores and produce a fixture layout that meets merchandise capacity requirements and the brand identity needs. Liaise closely with Store Merchandising and Store Operations to agree the fixture layouts at weekly meetings.
  • To ensure that all modifications to the original Revit model are discussed with the Team Leader or AVP at the regular weekly meetings to ensure all parties agree on the solutions being used.
  • Create signage plans in accordance with Store Design agreed design and standards.
  • Provide completed Revit merchandising capacity, fixture and signage schedules for each completed fixture layout presented at an appropriate point to support the presentation.
  • Producing site specific presentation material for Store Design.
  • Present own work in approval meetings with stakeholders, record the changes agreed and provide amends in accordance with the generic published project timescale until the drawings are agreed.
  • Provide Project Managers with approved plans to assist with the new store opening and relocation / refurbishment programme. Act as the main contact for design-related questions for the Construction team throughout the process until the store is handed over.
  • Arrange site visits as necessary to understand the nature of the site and architecture of the building to ensure the best use of space from the fixture layout and signage arrangements.

FAQs

What is the main responsibility of a Retail Designer at TJX Europe?

The main responsibility is to create block plans and fixture layouts for new TJX Europe stores, ensuring they meet merchandise capacity requirements and brand identity needs.

What kind of software skills are required for this role?

A working knowledge of Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD, Photoshop, and 3D modeling is required.

Is a degree necessary for the Retail Designer position?

Yes, a degree level or above in Architecture, Interior Design, Design Technology, or a similar field is required.

How much of the Retail Designer's time is spent on producing fixture layouts and modifications?

Approximately 50% of the Retail Designer's time is spent on producing fixture layouts and ensuring modifications to the Revit model are discussed with team leaders.

Will I be involved in site visits as a Retail Designer?

Yes, site visits are part of the role to understand the architecture of the building and ensure the best use of space for fixture layouts and signage.

What qualities are essential for success in this role?

Key qualities include strong organizational and space planning skills, interpersonal and communication skills, initiative, flexibility, accuracy, and the ability to work well in a team.

Are there opportunities for growth and career development in this role?

Yes, TJX Europe prioritizes career development and offers plenty of room to grow within the role and the organization.

Does TJX Europe promote an inclusive culture?

Yes, TJX Europe is committed to building an inclusive culture where all associates feel welcome, valued, and engaged.

What percentage of time is allocated to presenting work in approval meetings?

About 15% of the Retail Designer's time is allocated to presenting their work in approval meetings with stakeholders.

How does TJX Europe support its employees?

TJX Europe offers competitive salaries, solid benefits, and promotes a culture of growth, empowering employees to make their careers within the company.

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TJX Europe

Retail & Consumer Goods
Industry
10,001+
Employees

Mission & Purpose

TJX Europe operates as a major retail division of The TJX Companies, Inc., managing well-known brands such as TK Maxx and Homesense across Europe. Their ultimate mission is to deliver high-quality, brand-name products at affordable prices to enhance customer satisfaction. Their purpose is to offer a wide variety of merchandise, from fashion to home goods, while fostering an engaging shopping experience and supporting a diverse, inclusive workplace for their employees.