WATG is a 79-year-old integrated design practice focused on luxury hospitality environments—resorts, gaming venues, dining, and mixed-use developments. The tech stack reveals a design-production-heavy firm: Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Bluebeam, Rhino, 3ds Max, and V-Ray dominate, paired with Adobe's full suite for visualization and rendering. The hiring acceleration (68 open roles, 21 in the last 30 days) is almost entirely design-focused (63 of 68), with senior and mid-level talent weighted toward design execution, signaling aggressive capacity scaling rather than technology or sales expansion. Active projects—environmental design guides, workflow automation tools, CRM redesign, climate action planning—point to internal operational maturation alongside client delivery.
Tech Stack 31 technologies
What WATG and Wimberly Interiors Is Building
◆Challenges
- Change management in design technology
- Managing cloud-based delivery platforms
- Tracking project performance
- Reducing carbon debt
- Decarbonizing built environment
- Delivering design outcomes on budget and schedule
- Achieving expected financial results
- Evaluating market feasibility
- Financial modelling for hotel development
- Inefficient crm system
▲Active Projects
- Developing in-house environmental design guides
- Automation tool development
- Automation and acceleration tools for workflows
- Firm’s climate action plan
- Market feasibility analysis for hotel and mixed-use developments
- Redesign of new crm
- Client relationship management plans
- Targeted research and market analysis
- Architecture studio design projects
- Firmwide design technology team initiatives
Hiring Activity
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Notable leadership hires: Creative Director
