Spatial and Interior Designer, 2 Hour Learning (Remote) - $100,000/year USD
Crossover, Austin, TX, United States
You walk into a room and immediately sense whether it's carefully composed or hastily assembled. You register lighting quality, spatial rhythm, visible clutter, seating logic, and overall atmosphere. Once something feels misaligned, you cannot ignore it. If you want to establish the visual and experiential identity of a high-performance school model, this role offers that opportunity.
2 Hour Learning operates AI-powered private schools in which students complete core academics in two hours daily, then pursue life skills and passion-based projects each afternoon. As campuses open nationwide, the built environment must embody the same promise: deliberate, refined, unconventional, and unmistakably premium. This position defines that standard and ensures it scales reliably across every location.
What You Will Be Doing
Develop comprehensive design vision packages for campuses—including ethos documentation, mood boards, material selections, lighting strategies, and furniture guidance—that communicate premium quality and reject traditional school aesthetics.
Generate detailed spatial layouts that support adaptable learning environments, intuitive circulation, and coherent lighting and environmental systems.
Establish and steward design standards and control frameworks to maintain visual consistency across campuses while accommodating diverse floor plans.
Execute rapid iteration cycles on active campuses by identifying refinement opportunities and producing actionable priority lists that enhance finish quality without disrupting opening schedules.
What You Won’t Be Doing
Coordinating vendors, sourcing general contractors, or managing procurement workflows.
Supervising construction execution, ongoing maintenance, or senior‑level facilities management.
Creating conventional, visually pleasant private school interiors with bold primary palettes and institutional surface treatments.
Pursuing flawless detail at the expense of project timelines.
Spatial And Interior Designer Key Responsibilities This position is accountable for ensuring that every campus opens and matures with a distinctive, premium, non‑traditional physical identity that remains coherent as the organization scales.
Basic Requirements
At least 3 years of professional experience in interior, spatial, environmental, or experiential design.
Portfolio demonstrating premium physical environments such as hospitality projects, luxury residential work, boutique commercial spaces, cruise ship interiors, or experiential installations.
Demonstrated capability to independently produce mood boards and complete conceptual direction for physical spaces.
Proven track record creating spatial plans that improve circulation, occupancy efficiency, and user experience.
Deep knowledge of materials and lighting—including finishes, texture, color temperature, and their psychological impact.
Refined aesthetic judgment supported by clear examples of restraint, proportional balance, and precision in detailing.
Proficiency with AI‑assisted design tools or documented history of swiftly adopting emerging technologies.
Authorization to work in the United States and willingness to operate in a hybrid model requiring 50–70% campus travel.
Nice‑to‑have Requirements
Background designing scalable, multi‑location environments supported by documented standards and reusable templates.
Experience creating non‑traditional learning, community, or wellness environments featuring flexible zoning and varied seating configurations.
Proficient visualization and rendering abilities that accelerate concept iteration and stakeholder alignment.
Compensation and Benefits This full‑time (40 hours per week) position offers a compensation of $50 USD per hour, equivalent to $100,000 USD per year based on 40 hours per week and 50 weeks per year. The payment period is weekly. The role requires a contractor agreement with Crossover as Contractor of Record.
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2 Hour Learning operates AI-powered private schools in which students complete core academics in two hours daily, then pursue life skills and passion-based projects each afternoon. As campuses open nationwide, the built environment must embody the same promise: deliberate, refined, unconventional, and unmistakably premium. This position defines that standard and ensures it scales reliably across every location.
What You Will Be Doing
Develop comprehensive design vision packages for campuses—including ethos documentation, mood boards, material selections, lighting strategies, and furniture guidance—that communicate premium quality and reject traditional school aesthetics.
Generate detailed spatial layouts that support adaptable learning environments, intuitive circulation, and coherent lighting and environmental systems.
Establish and steward design standards and control frameworks to maintain visual consistency across campuses while accommodating diverse floor plans.
Execute rapid iteration cycles on active campuses by identifying refinement opportunities and producing actionable priority lists that enhance finish quality without disrupting opening schedules.
What You Won’t Be Doing
Coordinating vendors, sourcing general contractors, or managing procurement workflows.
Supervising construction execution, ongoing maintenance, or senior‑level facilities management.
Creating conventional, visually pleasant private school interiors with bold primary palettes and institutional surface treatments.
Pursuing flawless detail at the expense of project timelines.
Spatial And Interior Designer Key Responsibilities This position is accountable for ensuring that every campus opens and matures with a distinctive, premium, non‑traditional physical identity that remains coherent as the organization scales.
Basic Requirements
At least 3 years of professional experience in interior, spatial, environmental, or experiential design.
Portfolio demonstrating premium physical environments such as hospitality projects, luxury residential work, boutique commercial spaces, cruise ship interiors, or experiential installations.
Demonstrated capability to independently produce mood boards and complete conceptual direction for physical spaces.
Proven track record creating spatial plans that improve circulation, occupancy efficiency, and user experience.
Deep knowledge of materials and lighting—including finishes, texture, color temperature, and their psychological impact.
Refined aesthetic judgment supported by clear examples of restraint, proportional balance, and precision in detailing.
Proficiency with AI‑assisted design tools or documented history of swiftly adopting emerging technologies.
Authorization to work in the United States and willingness to operate in a hybrid model requiring 50–70% campus travel.
Nice‑to‑have Requirements
Background designing scalable, multi‑location environments supported by documented standards and reusable templates.
Experience creating non‑traditional learning, community, or wellness environments featuring flexible zoning and varied seating configurations.
Proficient visualization and rendering abilities that accelerate concept iteration and stakeholder alignment.
Compensation and Benefits This full‑time (40 hours per week) position offers a compensation of $50 USD per hour, equivalent to $100,000 USD per year based on 40 hours per week and 50 weeks per year. The payment period is weekly. The role requires a contractor agreement with Crossover as Contractor of Record.
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