Carnival’s Interior Designer II supports the planning and development of interior spaces for cruise ships, working across design concepts, layouts, materials, finishes, furniture, and guest-facing environments. Requirements typically include a degree in interior design, architecture, or a related discipline, several years of professional experience, strong knowledge of design standards and construction documentation, and proficiency with AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite, or similar tools. The candidate is expected to interpret design briefs, prepare presentations and specifications, coordinate with architects, engineers, vendors, and shipboard teams, manage multiple deadlines, and maintain Carnival’s quality, safety, accessibility, and brand standards. Cruise, hospitality, commercial, or marine design experience is advantageous.
Carnival Cruise Line is one of the world’s largest cruise operators and a flagship brand of Carnival Corporation & plc. Headquartered in Miami, Florida, the company operates a fleet serving destinations across the Caribbean, Mexico, Alaska, Europe, and other regions. Carnival is known for creating relaxed, lively vacations built around entertainment, dining, family activities, accommodation, and shore excursions. Its shoreside teams support ship design, operations, technology, marketing, finance, guest services, and commercial development, while onboard colleagues deliver hospitality and maritime services. The company promotes a fun, inclusive workplace and offers opportunities for both office-based professionals and seagoing crew members. Benefits and employment terms vary by role, location, and eligibility, with many Miami positions following U.S. employment practices.
A cruise-based role is different from working on one island: the ship may visit several destinations while your employment base could be Carnival’s Miami office. Cruise destinations commonly offer opportunities in hospitality, food and beverage, guest services, entertainment, marine operations, retail, housekeeping, and technical work. Life onboard is structured and social, with long working days, shared accommodation for many crew members, and access to crew dining, recreation, and selected port visits during time off. English is widely used, although multilingual skills are valuable. Visa requirements depend on nationality, position, and itinerary; crew may need a U.S. C-1/D visa, a Schengen visa, or other transit and entry permissions. Shoreside employees relocating to Miami typically need U.S. work authorization and should budget for housing, transport, insurance, and living costs. Always confirm requirements directly with Carnival and the relevant embassy.
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