Architect II

Overview
VCBO Architecture is seeking an Architect II to contribute to the design and delivery of projects across a range of sectors. This role is based in our Honolulu, Hawaii office and is ideal for a mid-level professional with a strong foundation in design, documentation, and coordination within a collaborative team environment.

You’ll work with growing independence, contribute to project outcomes across multiple phases, and support both design quality and team performance.

About VCBO
VCBO is an award-winning, integrated design firm headquartered in Utah with a team of over 130 professionals and projects across the globe. Our work spans Civic and Recreation, Healthcare, Higher Education, Hospitality, and K-12 Education sectors, with a focus on delivering functional, sustainable, and forward-thinking design solutions.

We value mentorship, professional growth, and a collaborative studio culture where people are respected, supported, and enjoy working together.

Key Responsibilities

Contribute to design, documentation, and coordination across multiple project phases
Prepare drawings and models for schematic design, design development, and construction documentation
Apply knowledge of building systems, codes, and construction methods in project work
Coordinate with internal team members and consultants on defined project components
Support preparation of client presentations, including graphics, renderings, and diagrams
Assist in construction administration tasks, including RFIs, submittals, and addenda
Maintain quality, organization, and consistency in deliverables
Provide guidance and support to junior staff

Qualifications

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture or related field
Typically 4–8 years of professional experience
Licensed Architect or actively pursuing licensure preferred, but not required
Proficiency in Revit; familiarity with additional design tools (SketchUp, Rhino, Adobe Creative Suite) a plus
Working knowledge of building codes, construction documentation, and coordination practices
Strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills
Ability to work both independently and collaboratively