Technical Architect (Registered)

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ghp environmental architectureFranklin (TN)

Architects, Except Landscape and Naval Architectural Services

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About the role

Technical Architect (Registered) At GHP, we’ve spent nearly 50 years improving the built environment through a collaborative approach that brings together architecture, environmental, and construction services. Our teams work together to create healthier, safer, and more functional spaces for the people who use them every day. We’re proud to be a women‑owned firm and a 2024 Best Places to Work winner, reflecting the culture we’ve built—one centered on collaboration, trust, and talented people who genuinely enjoy working together. If you’re an experienced architect who enjoys solving complex technical challenges and staying hands‑on in project delivery, this could be the role for you.

Responsibilities: Lead technical coordination and problem solving on complex projects Develop and review construction documentation in Revit Ensure code compliance, constructability, and technical accuracy Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across GHP Mentor team members and contribute to technical excellenceQualificationsRegistered Architect (RA) – Required 5+ years of architectural experience Strong technical design and detailing expertise Deep knowledge of building systems and construction methods A collaborative mindset and strong communication skillsAt GHP, you’ll join a team that values expertise, innovation, and a supportive culture, while working on projects that make a real impact on the communities we serve.

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