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David Careers

Project Architect / Assistant Project Manager / Construction Administration

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aia austinAustin (TX)
Architects, Except Landscape and NavalArchitectural Services

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About the role

Project Architect / Assistant Project Manager / Construction AdministrationMARTINEZ ARCHITECTSMARTINEZ ARCHITECTS is looking to hire full-time architect/designer with 5+ minimum years of full time experience working at commercial architecture firms.
Responsibilities:
  • Schematic Design & Design Development
  • Code Compliance and coordination of the permitting process with staff
  • Proficiency with Construction Documents using RevitSub-consultant coordination
  • Quality Control review of construction documents
  • Cost control during design and construction
  • Field documentation of project sites in all phases
  • Contractor Submittal review and RFI response coordination with staff
Qualifications: Experience with municipal and commercial buildings is preferred. Experience with Public Safety facilities is desired. Proven experience with all stages of design should be evident. Applicants should be committed to advancing their architectural career in a positive, team-oriented, and fast-paced work environment. NotesMARTINEZ ARCHITECTS offers an excellent benefit package including competitive wages, health insurance, quarterly bonuses, and 401K.This position provides opportunity for career advancement through leading new growth for the firm in the Austin region. Project proficiency with Revit is required.

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