Aiasiliconvalley
Project Architect II/III Group 4 Architecture, Research & Planning
Aiasiliconvalley, San Francisco, California, United States, 94199
Minimum Education:
Licensed Architect
Minimum Experience:
8-10 Years
Required Amount of Travel:
0-10%
Job Description: Group 4 Architecture, Research + Planning, Inc. seeks a full-time Project Architect II/III to join our dynamic team. We work nationwide to create places for communities to gather, imagine, and grow. Our diverse portfolio of vibrant facilities that reflect and celebrate their communities is a direct result of our collaborative, team-oriented design approach with clients, consultants, users, and community members.
An equal opportunity employer, Group 4 supports employees with professional development opportunities and an excellent benefits package. We offer a competitive compensation package including 401(k) contributions, health and dental coverage, paid vacation and sick leave, and public transportation benefits. In the Bay Area, our office in downtown South San Francisco is easily accessible by Caltrain, BART, 101 and 280, and ferry.
For more information on Group 4’s team and work, please visit our website: http://www.g4arch.com
Job Requirements: Requirements for this position include at least six years of professional licensure in the United States and at least six years of experience on non-residential projects. Successful candidates will demonstrate:
Fully competent in all conventional aspects of architecture, including analysis, design, and specifications
Ability to generate, develop, critically evaluate, and present architectural concepts throughout all phases of the design process
Coordination with design and engineering team on appropriate technical solutions and product strategies
Responsibility for specific technical aspects of assigned projects, including investigation, evaluation, and recommendation of design solutions to meet client and project needs
Thorough understanding of building and accessibility codes
Thorough understanding of design documentation, architectural detailing, and building systems/assemblies
Familiarity with the public bid process and its impact on drawings and specifications
Ability to manage project schedules, budgets, and staff within a studio environment
Ability to provide technical guidance to less experienced architectural staff supporting projects
Strong design sensibility and commitment to sustainable design; LEED accreditation is a plus
Proficiency with BIM/3D modeling software including Revit and SketchUp, the Adobe Creative Suite, and hand sketching
Strong written, graphic, and oral communication skills
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Licensed Architect
Minimum Experience:
8-10 Years
Required Amount of Travel:
0-10%
Job Description: Group 4 Architecture, Research + Planning, Inc. seeks a full-time Project Architect II/III to join our dynamic team. We work nationwide to create places for communities to gather, imagine, and grow. Our diverse portfolio of vibrant facilities that reflect and celebrate their communities is a direct result of our collaborative, team-oriented design approach with clients, consultants, users, and community members.
An equal opportunity employer, Group 4 supports employees with professional development opportunities and an excellent benefits package. We offer a competitive compensation package including 401(k) contributions, health and dental coverage, paid vacation and sick leave, and public transportation benefits. In the Bay Area, our office in downtown South San Francisco is easily accessible by Caltrain, BART, 101 and 280, and ferry.
For more information on Group 4’s team and work, please visit our website: http://www.g4arch.com
Job Requirements: Requirements for this position include at least six years of professional licensure in the United States and at least six years of experience on non-residential projects. Successful candidates will demonstrate:
Fully competent in all conventional aspects of architecture, including analysis, design, and specifications
Ability to generate, develop, critically evaluate, and present architectural concepts throughout all phases of the design process
Coordination with design and engineering team on appropriate technical solutions and product strategies
Responsibility for specific technical aspects of assigned projects, including investigation, evaluation, and recommendation of design solutions to meet client and project needs
Thorough understanding of building and accessibility codes
Thorough understanding of design documentation, architectural detailing, and building systems/assemblies
Familiarity with the public bid process and its impact on drawings and specifications
Ability to manage project schedules, budgets, and staff within a studio environment
Ability to provide technical guidance to less experienced architectural staff supporting projects
Strong design sensibility and commitment to sustainable design; LEED accreditation is a plus
Proficiency with BIM/3D modeling software including Revit and SketchUp, the Adobe Creative Suite, and hand sketching
Strong written, graphic, and oral communication skills
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