Junior Architect - Retail

Arcadis•New York, NY

19d•$65,000 - $85,000

About The Position

Arcadis is seeking a Junior Architect to join its Retail team in New York. The role supports project teams by applying developing professional skills across varied assignments, under instruction and direct supervision. The Junior Architect is expected to build skills and responsibilities over time, contribute to design solutions, and participate in the firm's collaborative studio culture. The position involves work across multiple projects and project phases, from concept through construction. Assignments may include CAD modeling and drafting, sketch development, research and data collection, presentations and reports, and preparing or revising design and construction documents. The role also involves interacting with clients and consultants, participating in design reviews and charrettes, and learning about project budgets, fees, and the financial implications of project work.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent certification.
At least 1 year of related experience.
Proficiency with discipline-related computer applications, visualization, and communication tools, such as Revit, AutoCAD, 3D tools, and Creative Suite or equivalent.
Ability to work under close supervision, follow specific and detailed instructions, and refer issues to higher levels for guidance.

Nice To Haves

Actively working toward a relevant Green Building certification.
Experience with a range of relevant project types.
Knowledge of Grasshopper, Rhino, or 3D VR tools.

Responsibilities

Support project teams using a developing range of professional skills and build an understanding of requirements across project phases.
Perform CAD modeling and drafting, develop sketches, conduct research and data collection, prepare presentations and reports, and assist with design and construction documents.
Revise and update presentations, CAD models, and drawings as requested.
Contribute concepts and techniques across multiple projects, meet deadlines, and use resources effectively to address project requirements.
Interact with clients and consultants and participate in project development from concept through construction, presenting ideas clearly and persuasively.
Work collaboratively, share information and best practices, and contribute to studio culture.
Develop familiarity with accounting principles, project budgets, fees, and the financial implications of overhead and chargeable time.
Review and quality-control own work, which is subject to regular review and final approval.
Work with senior staff to develop initial ideas into working concepts and participate in design reviews and charrettes.