GF55 Architects seeking Architect in New York, NY, US
GF55 Architects is expanding our NYC offices. We are looking for talented, motivated individuals at all levels from first year architects to experienced licensed professionals. Excellent opportunity to grow and advance in the firm. Applicant should be comfortable working in a fast paced, dynamic work environment and should be able to work independently as well as collaboratively. Strong organization and communication skills are a plus in our team-oriented work environment. GF55 is an award winning mid-size firm with a diverse and talented team of architects and designers. Our firm has particular expertise in multi-residential, institutional, hotel and commercial projects of all scales. Visit our website at GF55.com for more information about our firm. Architecture degree, Microsoft Office, REVIT, AutoCAD and Sketchup proficiency required. Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience. Benefit packages include 401k matching program. Resumes and inquiries to info@gf55.com ...
GF55 Architects is expanding our NYC offices. We are looking for talented, motivated individuals at all levels from first year architects to experienced licensed professionals. Excellent opportunity to grow and advance in the firm. Applicant should be comfortable working in a fast paced, dynamic work environment and should be able to work independently as well as collaboratively. Strong organization and communication skills are a plus in our team-oriented work environment. GF55 is an award winning mid-size firm with a diverse and talented team of architects and designers. Our firm has particular expertise in multi-residential, institutional, hotel and commercial projects of all scales. Visit our website at GF55.com for more information about our firm.
Architecture degree, Microsoft Office, REVIT, AutoCAD and Sketchup proficiency required. Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience. Benefit packages include 401k matching program. Resumes and inquiries to info@gf55.com
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