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Intermediate Architect / Designer

Posted 5 days ago

wrns studioSeattle (WA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80,000 – $100,000

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About the role

Skip to Main Content Home View YourSubmissions Follow Intermediate Architect / Designer | Seattle WRNS Studio is seeking an Intermediate Architect or Designer for our Seattle office.
Responsibilities: Plan, coordinate, develop and detail projects of medium to large scope, with significant responsibility, under minimal supervision Internalize architectural concepts and translate into built form Collaborate effectively with teams of designers, engineers and technicians Oversee and mentor junior staff Explore relevant subject area, define scope, select items for investigation, and develop novel concepts and methods
Requirements: Minimum 5+ years’ experience with strong technical skills
Architectural license preferred Excellent Revit skills required Experience in medium to large scale projects Experience with engineer consultant coordination Experience in construction phase Excellent written / verbal communication skills Professional Degree in Architecture (BArch / MArch) Work location Please note, this position is expected to work on-site. WRNS has found that working together and in-person is essential to our collaboration, communication, continuous learning, productivity and innovation. Salary At the time of posting this job, the salary range for this position is between $80,000 – $100,000. Our final compensation decisions include a candidate’s experience, qualifications, and education.
Benefits: At WRNS Studio, we are committed to providing our employees with a comprehensive benefits package that is reflective of our values. We offer medical, dental, vision, and life/disability insurance, as well as 401(k) match, 160 hours of paid time off (PTO) per year, alternate Fridays off, paid holidays, wellness programs, incentive compensation bonuses, and professional development opportunities. In addition, WRNS Studio offers reimbursement for certain professional licenses and development.

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