Senior Project Architect - Higher Education
$62.50 per hour
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Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$62.50 per hour
About the role
- 10+ years of professional architecture experience.
- Strong experience functioning as a Senior Project Architect / Project Architect.
- Demonstrated Higher Education, university, college, or institutional project experience.
- Strong technical background in documentation, detailing, consultant coordination, and construction administration.
- Proficiency with Revit required.
- Strong understanding of California codes, permitting, and project delivery.
- Excellent communication, organization, and team leadership skills.
- California Architectural License strongly preferred.
- Stable career progression and ability to manage complex project responsibilities independently.
- What's Offered$130,000–$170,000 / Year (DOE)
- Competitive Medical, Dental, and Vision benefits.401(k) with employer match and profit-sharing opportunities.
- Generous PTO, holidays, and flexible scheduling.
- Hybrid/flexible studio environment.
- Professional development support, mentorship, and licensing assistance.
- High-profile Higher Education and institutional project exposure.
- Strong technical and design leadership opportunities.
- Collaborative studio culture with clear long-term advancement potential.
- Apply Today: Apply directly to this job ad with your updated resume and project portfolio, then email them directly to Adam Boals at
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