Architect
About The Position
The Architect performs routine architectural assignments under the direction of a project architect or Department Manager, with responsibility increasing based on performance. The role contributes to quality service delivered on schedule and within budget as part of a team. Work may involve the employee’s own designs or designs created by others, and includes preparing architectural plans and details, developing project details and preliminary alternatives, drafting working drawings, and assisting with project estimates and code analysis. The position may involve consulting with manufacturers, evaluating materials, and observing projects in the field. Assignments are screened with a supervisor when unusual or difficult problems arise, and the employee performs specific portions of larger projects with direction and guidance. SSOE describes an AI-enabled workplace, providing responsible access to leading AI language models and vibe-coding platforms, secure integration of advanced tools, and training to use AI in work. The company also highlights flexible work arrangements, mentorship, continuing education and licensure support, career ladders, design technology and BIM/VDC workflows, and an inclusive, safety-driven culture. The salary range is $65,000–$85,000 per year, depending on location, education, relevant experience, and specialized licensure or certifications. The posting also mentions ample rewards and generous bonus opportunities. Benefits include health, dental, and vision insurance; life insurance; a 401(k) with company matching; professional development and training, including relevant licensure and certification support; generous paid time off; and paid holidays.
Requirements
- Bachelor of Architecture or Master of Architecture degree.
- Two or more years of practical experience with former employers.
- Ability to travel locally and regionally for site visits and client meetings as project requirements dictate.
- Valid driver’s license; may be waived for international assignments.
Nice To Haves
- Specialized licensure or certifications are referenced as factors in compensation; no specific preferred credential is stated.
Responsibilities
- Performs routine architectural assignments under the direction of a project architect or Department Manager, with increasing responsibility based on performance.
- Works from own designs and designs of others; compiles data; performs design studies and evaluations; prepares quantity take-offs; and assists with cost estimates.
- Prepares architectural plans and details, consults with project manufacturers, evaluates materials, and may observe projects in the field.
- Uses judgment to develop project details and select and develop preliminary alternatives.
- Consults with a supervisor to screen unusual or difficult assignments and select appropriate methods and techniques.
- Performs specific and limited portions of larger project assignments under direction and guidance.
- Drafts own and others’ designs into completed working drawings.
- May receive assistance from a CADD designer and usually does not direct others.
- Compiles data, performs design computations, and assists with code analysis.
- Travels locally and regionally for site visits and client meetings as project requirements dictate.
Benefits
- Comprehensive health insurance
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- Life insurance
- 401(k) retirement savings plan with company matching
- Professional development and training, including support for relevant licensure and certifications
- Generous paid time off
- Paid company holidays
- Flexible work arrangements
- Continuing education support
- Licensure assistance
- Mentorship
- Generous bonus opportunities
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
