Process Architect

Eichleay, Inc.•, CA

12d•$115,000 - $150,000•Remote

About The Position

Eichleay is seeking a licensed architect to support integrated architectural and engineering projects for industrial and facility clients. The role is intended for a California-licensed architect with approximately five or more years of experience who can lead architectural production, coordinate across disciplines, and manage multiple moderate-size assignments or defined portions of larger, complex projects. The Process Architect works with engineers, designers, project leaders, clients, consultants, and vendors to translate operational, process, safety, code, and accessibility requirements into practical, constructible design solutions. The position is remote, with occasional visits to California facilities, and is expected to last approximately six months or longer. Work is generally performed in an office or client-office environment and may involve travel to operating facilities and industrial or construction sites. Overtime, including occasional weekend or holiday work, may be required based on project demands. Depending on the assignment, client-specific training or credentials may be required.

Requirements

Bachelor of Architecture or Master of Architecture degree from a NAAB-accredited program, or education and experience meeting California Architects Board requirements for licensure.
Current California architect license, or active architect license in another U.S. jurisdiction with the ability to obtain California licensure within an agreed timeframe.
Five or more years of relevant professional architecture experience.
Working knowledge of construction methods, materials, building systems, architectural practice, and document production.
Working knowledge of the California Building Code, California Energy Code, applicable life-safety requirements, and accessibility standards.
Proficiency with Revit and AutoCAD.
Ability to communicate design and technical concepts clearly in verbal, written, and graphic formats.
Ability to work effectively on multidisciplinary teams and manage multiple assignments with competing priorities.
Strong commitment to health, safety, environmental responsibility, and zero harm.

Nice To Haves

Experience with industrial, life sciences, laboratory, food and beverage, advanced manufacturing, energy, or process-facility projects.
Experience supporting EPC or EPCM project delivery in a multidisciplinary environment.
Experience with cleanrooms, cGMP, sterile, regulated, or high-hazard environments.
Experience gathering existing-condition information at operating facilities and active construction sites.
Experience preparing scopes, budgets, schedules, proposals, and architectural specifications.
Experience directing work performed by designers, drafters, consultants, or design-assist partners.

Responsibilities

Lead building surveys, existing-condition documentation, programming, and design studies.
Develop and coordinate architectural models, drawings, and construction documents using Revit and AutoCAD.
Lead architectural drawing production through applicable design phases and prepare complete document packages.
Perform building code, life-safety, energy-code, and accessibility analyses, including California Building Code and ADA requirements.
Coordinate architectural work with engineering disciplines, designers, drafters, consultants, vendors, and project teams.
Conduct material and product research and begin or support preparation of architectural specifications.
Plan and coordinate detailed work, including assignment scope, budget, and schedule inputs.
Participate in client and project meetings and present architectural and technical solutions.
Support proposals, technical approaches, and estimates for professional services.
Assign and coordinate tasks for designers, drafters, and technical support staff when required.
Self-check work for accuracy, completeness, constructability, and compliance with project and company standards.
Visit client facilities and active industrial or construction sites as project needs require.
Take ownership for commitments, timelines, quality, and follow-through.
Build effective relationships with clients and colleagues through clear, respectful communication.
Adapt to evolving project requirements while maintaining sound professional judgment.
Deliver practical, customer-focused solutions with technical accuracy and integrity.