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Landscape Designer

Posted 37 days ago

thomas young groupHouston (TX)

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About the role

Join a leading design firm in Houston, TX as a Landscape Designer. This well-established firm is known for its innovative design, strong team culture, and diverse portfolio. With exciting projects across Texas and beyond, the firm values creativity, growth, and work-life balance, offering a supportive environment that attracts top talent and provides great benefits.
What you'll be doing: Collaborate on the design and management of a wide range of landscape and planning projects Work closely with planning, construction, and design teams across the firm Support design development, documentation, and project coordination Contribute to the creative and technical aspects of project delivery
What we're looking for: Bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture or Architecture 3+ years of professional experience in landscape architecture Proficient in current CAD and design software (AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite, etc.) Comfortable working on projects from concept through construction Experience with or exposure to construction administration More reasons to apply: Exciting projects and creative freedom Strong mentorship and team culture Health, dental, and vision insurance Opportunities for professional development and advancement

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