Junior Project Architect/Architectural Designer
allen killcoyne architectsNew York (NY)
Junior Project Architect/Architectural Designer
Posted 23 days ago
allen killcoyne architectsNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Allen + Killcoyne Architects is an award winning, design oriented architectural firm located in Manhattan. Our work comprises a diverse range of projects that include retail, corporate interiors, high end residential, gyms, façade retrofit, building design and institutional work. The firm is very involved in both sustainable and passive house design.
We are seeking talented people with 1-3years of experience. The work of the firm is varied in scale and therefore offers opportunities for junior staff to learn at an accelerated pace on how to design, detail and manage the construction of projects.
Experience and Qualifications: Bachelors or Masters of Architecture degree
Strong design and graphic skills
High level of proficiency in AutoCad, Revit, Photoshop, Adobe products, SketchUp and other 3D rendering programs
Strong organizational, management and interpersonal skills
The candidate must be self-motivated, enjoy working with others and have a sense of humor.
An interest in sustainable and passive house design is a plus
Ability to work effectively with clients and consultants
Salary and Benefits: Fully paid medical insurance for the employee
Paid vacation, sick leave, holidays and personal days.
Company matched 401(k) plan.
Profit Sharing
Application:
Introduction letter with salary requirements
Resume
Portfolio samplesWork samples
Letters of recommendation
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