Mid-Level Landscape Designer/Architect

Posted 4 days ago

archinectHarahan (LA)

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About the role

SMM is always looking for talented, experienced team members. Current Opening: Mid-Level Landscape Designer/Architect NEW ORLEANS We are looking for a full-time mid-level landscape designer/architect with 3-5 years of experience who is creative, thoughtful and design-focused. Our ideal candidate is self-motivated while also able to work well with team members and possesses strong time management and communication skills. They should have excellent visualization and rendering skills. The position is located in the New Orleans studio, located in the Lower Garden District. Mid-level Landscape Designer/Architect Holds an undergraduate or graduate degree in Landscape Architecture 3-5 years of experience in a landscape architecture office Prepare graphic representations to visualize design and 3D models for design study. Prepare construction documents, specifications, and cost estimates. Loves cake! Interest in urban design, seeing things get built and design excellence Desire to learn new skills and develop as a landscape architect and designer Required Proficiency: AutoCAD, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Bluebeam, Rhino
Desired Experience: Revit, ArcGIS, Lumion, D5 SMM provides a comprehensive benefits package including PTO, Flex Time, Dental and Health Insurance, 401K Retirement Plan, Parental Leave, Volunteer Hours, Licensure Support.

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