Architect I

About the position

Hobbs+Black Architects is seeking an Architect I to lead technical project delivery while beginning to mentor others and support firm initiatives. The role is responsible for detailing project designs and construction drawing assignments with a project team, based on technical proficiency, problem-solving expertise, work experience, and project constraints.\n\nThe firm works across healthcare, education, civic, mixed-use, commercial, residential, and other project types to create aesthetically pleasing, functional, and sustainable spaces. The position requires architectural background and strong technical expertise in developing detailed construction documents, applying knowledge of building codes, building systems, site planning, zoning, bid packages, submittals, fieldwork, project scheduling, budgeting, and cost estimating.\n\nThe work environment is hybrid, with three days in the office and two days remote, and features a collaborative studio culture. The Architect I must be able to navigate project sites, hold a valid driver's license, communicate in English with clients, and be legally eligible to work in the United States without sponsorship.

Responsibilities

Lead construction documentation and construction administration.Perform code reviews.Coordinate relationships with consultants.Serve as a project contact with clients.Develop and deliver comprehensive technical design presentations and architectural models to communicate project intent.Support the firm’s overall business development.Mentor architectural technicians.Detail project designs and construction drawing assignments with a project team.Requirements

Five or more years of related architectural work experience.Architectural license; U.S. licensure preferred.Proficiency in Revit to produce quality documents.Experience using Bluebeam to review and coordinate team documentation.Proven presentation and communication skills.Professional degree in architecture from an NCARB-accredited program.Ability to navigate project sites.Valid driver's license.English-language communication and client interface skills.Legally eligible to work in the United States without sponsorship.Nice-to-haves

U.S. architectural licensure is preferred.