Landscape Architect​/Designer

Site Workshop is seeking a full-time, experienced landscape architect/designer with five to ten years’ experience to work primarily out of our Tacoma office. We’re looking for a teammate who can work confidently in our workshop environment, actively contribute to our collaborative design process, and proactively take advantage of opportunities to develop new skills, while continuing to grow as a leader in the profession.

The candidate will have confidence in their abilities to contribute to the success of projects, able to develop concept sketches, construction documents, project coordination, and outreach to subconsultants and vendors.

• degree in landscape architecture
• introductory AutoCAD competence combined with technical curiosity.
• solid knowledge of the Adobe Creative Suite
• demonstrated ability to produce high-quality illustrative plans and perspective renderings.
• a deep appreciation for design and a strong desire to grow within the profession.

• Employer-paid health, vision, and dental insurance
• Retirement savings with employer matching
• Profit sharing
• Flexible work environment
• Firm events such as happy hours, outings, and volunteer service days
• Annual salary range of $80,000-$110,000, depending on capabilities and relevant experience.
• Overtime pay at the rate of 1.5x the hourly equivalent.

Based in Seattle with a satellite office in Tacoma, Site Workshop is a collaborative group of landscape architects and designers with a diverse portfolio of work that emphasizes the public realm. Our projects range from parks and civic facilities to private urban development and land planning, to healthcare and education. We work at every scale, from some of the largest developments in the Pacific Northwest to small, grant-funded community-based projects.

We strongly encourage women, people of color, LGBTQ+ people, people with disabilities, and all age groups to apply.

Please send a PDF package with a brief cover letter, resume, and work samples to  . We ask that you send the pdf as an attachment, rather than a link. Thanks—we look forward to hearing from you.