Forensic Architectural Engineer

Aperture, LLC•Carrollton, TX

1d•$90,000 - $110,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Reporting to the Building Envelope Director, the Graduate Architect is responsible for providing high-level inspection, building envelope, and project management services. The Graduate Architect will be responsible for forensic investigations, report writing, and construction administration while working under senior staff.

Requirements

Bachelor of Architecture, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering or Architectural Engineering degree or applicable building envelope certifications is preferred.
5 years professional experience performing building envelope testing or investigations.
Dependable, knowledgeable, and reliable, pays high attention detail and takes the initiative in their work.
Self-motivated and can manage their time efficiently
Ability to communicate effectively and appropriately with clients and team members
A basic understanding of how to produce drawings/details

Nice To Haves

RRO/RRC, QAP, CxA+BE, BECx, certified IR Thermographer, certified Air Barrier Tester.

Responsibilities

Review and assist with managing project schedule, scope, and fee to ensure successful projects and satisfied clients
Assist with design solutions and manage client expectations
Attend site meetings and address CA tasks such as submittal review and answering RFIs
Perform condition assessments of the building envelope for compliance with Construction Documents and Local Building Codes which includes reviewing available documents, interviews with key personnel, site inspections and field-testing
Organize, draft, and coordinate detailed reports with recommendations relating to the building envelope systems and components