Project Architect - Community (Any Parkhill office)

Parkhill is seeking to hire a full-time Project Architect.

This architecture position offers a competitive salary plus opportunities for bonuses. We provide comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, prescription and life insurance, pre-tax programs for child and health care, paid time off, employer-funded retirement plan, Intern Development Program, short and long-term disability, and an excellent wellness program. In addition to our great benefits, our employees enjoy a flexible work schedule, professional development and a life-balance friendly work environment.

ABOUT PARKHILL

Parkhill is a multidisciplinary firm that provides comprehensive architectural and engineering design services for a multitude of projects in the government, commercial, and institutional sectors. We benefit from our projects every day--our children go to the schools we design, we drink the water from our treatment plant designs, our trash goes to the landfill we designed, and we receive medical care from the hospitals that we designed. The projects we build together make a real difference in our community, and that makes coming to work each day more rewarding.

"Employees are our most valuable resource." You may hear that a lot. But at Parkhill, we don't just pay lip service to the idea. We act on it. Parkhill aggressively recruits the best talent in the region then fosters a working environment where every employee has the opportunity to learn, grow, and contribute. We invest in specialized training, continuing education, and professional licensing that propel our people toward their personal and professional goals.

RESPONSIBILITIES

The architect's duties will include being an active team member developing projects in their entirety, beginning with programming/conceptual design through the completion of construction administration. Specific task will include preparing project construction documents; communicating with and coordinating with consultants, contractors, owners & team members; documenting code review and compliance; reviewing shop drawings, project submittals, etc. for document compliance.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Registered Architect in state of Texas or able to get through reciprocity.
• 5-10 years of experience of community-based design.
• High energy, confident, and goal oriented.
• A passion for creative design.
• Ability to collaborate closely with team members inside and outside the office.
• Proficient in Revit Architecture, Microsoft Word & Excel, Bluebeam, and Sketchup.
• Desire to continue developing and grow career and firm.