Senior Layout Designer

Senior Architectural Layout Designer – Semiconductor Facilities

We're looking for a Senior Architectural Layout Designer to serve as a project lead on complex semiconductor and high-tech facility designs. You'll bring deep expertise in Revit, Navisworks, AutoCAD, and Bluebeam — directing junior staff, managing scope and schedule, and delivering high-quality design packages across multiple concurrent projects. This is a leadership role for someone with a proven track record and the ability to drive a team forward.

Pay: $44.71- $61.25 per hour DOE

• Serve as project lead designer — grasp full scope, provide direction, and keep the team aligned and moving forward
• Create, review, and maintain high-accuracy Revit models, AutoCAD drawings, and Navisworks/Bluebeam model reviews
• Identify scope creep early and elevate to project leadership as needed
• Break projects into tasks, estimate hours, and provide work plans to leadership
• Identify technical problem‑solving options, evaluate pros and cons, and present findings to the design team and client
• Implement and enforce industry best practices and codes and standards across all deliverables
• Mentor, train, and lead junior staff and designers new to the project
• Maintain a positive, professional attitude while managing competing priorities across multiple scopes

• Bachelor's degree in Architectural Studies, Computer Drafting and Design, or equivalent on‑the‑job experience
• Proven track record of successful design delivery across multiple projects, scopes, and clients — supervisor reference acknowledging track record required
• Experience in industrial building design and semiconductor or related high‑tech facilities
• Deep knowledge of Revit, Navisworks, AutoCAD, and Bluebeam
• Strong understanding of how design decisions affect scope, schedule, and budget
• Intimate knowledge of applicable codes and standards
• Ability to lead, train, and mentor junior and mid‑level designers

• Experience with 3D modeling and clash detection tools
• Knowledge of semiconductor tool requirements and installation processes
• Familiarity with safety and regulatory standards in high‑tech manufacturing