Project Architect

Job Title:

Project Architect (Architect II)

Job Description This Project Architect (Architect II) role supports the design and delivery of projects across a variety of sectors in Salt Lake City. You will work in a collaborative, mentorship-driven studio where you contribute across multiple project phases, build on a strong foundation in design and documentation, and gradually take on greater responsibility. The position focuses on delivering high-quality design, coordinated documentation, and effective team collaboration while supporting overall project and studio performance.

• Support the design, documentation, and coordination of projects across multiple phases, from early concept through construction.
• Assist in preparing drawings and models for schematic design, design development, and construction documentation.
• Apply working knowledge of building systems, building codes, and construction methods to project tasks and deliverables.
• Coordinate with internal team members and external consultants on assigned project components to ensure alignment and quality.
• Support the development of client presentation materials, including graphics, renderings, diagrams, and other visual communication tools.
• Assist with construction administration activities, including processing and tracking RFIs, submittals, and addenda.
• Maintain organization, consistency, and quality control across all project deliverables and documentation.
• Collaborate closely with senior staff, contributing to a team-oriented studio environment and actively participating in design discussions.
• Engage in ongoing professional development and mentorship opportunities to enhance technical, design, and project coordination skills.

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Architecture or a related field.
• Typically 5 years of professional architectural experience.
• Proficiency in Revit for design, documentation, and coordination.
• Basic understanding of building codes, construction documentation, and coordination practices.
• Working knowledge of building systems and construction methods.
• Experience contributing to schematic design, design development, and construction document phases.
• Experience supporting construction administration tasks such as RFIs, submittals, and addenda.
• Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, to work effectively with internal teams and external consultants.
• Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks and maintain consistency across deliverables.
• Solid problem-solving skills and the ability to apply design and technical judgment in project work.
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a team-oriented studio environment.

• Licensure not required; actively pursuing architectural licensure is preferred.
• Familiarity with additional design tools such as Sketch Up, Rhino, and Adobe Creative Suite.
• Interest in ongoing professional development, including participation in CEU sessions and other learning opportunities.
• Comfort working in a mentorship-focused environment where feedback and knowledge sharing are encouraged.
• Ability to contribute to client presentations through clear visual and verbal communication.

This role is based in an office environment in Salt Lake City with a standard Monday through Friday schedule. A 9/80 schedule is available, providing every other Friday off while maintaining full-time hours. The studio operates with a flexible work schedule, including alternative schedule options, to support work-life balance. You will work in a collaborative, mentorship-focused setting that emphasizes teamwork, design quality, and professional growth.

The environment supports the use of Revit as a primary design and documentation tool, with additional use of Sketch Up, Rhino, and Adobe Creative Suite where applicable. The organization offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision coverage; retirement with match; life insurance; short-term and long-term disability; health savings and flexible spending accounts; and paid maternity and parental leave.

You will have access to CEU lunches, professional development opportunities, licensure support, and flexible scheduling. Additional benefits include parking, public transportation passes, and a generous paid time off program, with PTO ranging from approximately 160 to 200 hours per year depending on experience, plus 11.5 paid holidays. The overall culture…