Project Architect / Senior Design Captain - Multi-Family Housing

Project Architect/Senior Job Captain A San Diego-based architectural studio is currently looking for a Project Architect/Senior Job Captain to join its collaborative team environment. In this full-time position, you will work directly with principals and project managers on architecturalprojects, primarily multi-family housing and education projects. As a team member, you'll be involved in all project phases, attend job sites, participate in meetings, and have diverse responsibilities, with opportunities for growth through mentorship in our close-knit, collaborative atmosphere.Over the past 30 years, this twenty-nine-person studio has won many awards for its diverse portfolio including affordable housing, mixed-use infill development, historic reuse, charter schools, university, civic, and urban planning projects. They have designed one of the Nation's Top 10 Environmental Buildings, Winner of the Global Award of Excellence, and recipient of 5 National AIA Awards! The work of the firm is noted for its understanding of place, its authenticity, and its inventive optimism. The studio is also committed to client service, design excellence, environmental responsibility, employee growth, diversity, and work/life balance.Job Captain/Architect Responsibilities: Lead the development and organization of Revit models, collaborating with both in-house teams and external consultants.Oversee the preparation and coordination of comprehensive construction documents, including detailed project design and technical detailing.Ensure all construction documents comply with relevant building and zoning codes.Coordinate the consultant team throughout all project phases.Oversee the permitting and plan check process with local jurisdictions.Establish and maintain project schedules, deliverables, and key milestones.Assign and coordinate team tasks, goals, and deliverables to ensure project success.Support quality assurance reviews and assist in maintaining high standards across all project documents.Contribute to design development and assist with design presentations.Participate in construction administration and coordination efforts.Applicants must have the following qualifications:Professional Degree in Architecture from an accredited program8 years experience in an architectural office (Minimum 6 years experience preferred)Demonstrated advanced knowledge and experience in RevitExperienced in wood-frame multi-family housing; California experience is preferredExperience with technical aspects of architecture and assembling construction documentsExperience with construction administrationKnowledge of state and local building and zoning codes, including accessibilityAbility to work independently and as a member of a teamAbility to self-start and stay on task with excellent organizational and time management skillsSensitivity to design and aestheticsExperience using Sketchup, Adobe Creative Suite, AutoCAD, and Microsoft OfficeOffer Package :401(k) plan with safe-harbor employer contributionsOptional hybrid work arrangements and a remote work stipend (Fully remote working available for well qualified candidates)Flexible work hours to support work-life balanceDiscretionary annual bonus programAccrued paid vacation, including a half-day off for your birthdayPaid sick leave, holidays, and bereavement leaveEmployer-paid health insurance or equivalent stipendEmployer-paid dental and vision insuranceFlexible Spending Account (FSA) availableEmployer-paid short-term and long-term disability insurance, plus life insuranceEmployee Assistance Program (EAP) for additional supportProfessional development assistance, including 50% reimbursement for professional membershipsHourly pay structureCostco Business membership reimbursementReimbursement for passing the Architecture License Exam (if applicable)Please Note: Delays may be experienced if uploading portfolio pdf. Do not exit out of the page during upload. We look forward to receiving your application!