LeBlanc Jones Landscape Architects seeking Landscape Designer in Boston, MA, US
WHO WE ARE LeBlanc Jones Landscape Architects is an established Boston-based, nationally recognized firm that specializes in large mixed-use developments and private residential projects throughout the country. We are a small and nimble team with diverse skills and interests who share a common passion for design excellence. WHO YOU ARE We are seeking a Landscape Designer or Landscape Architect with a passion for design and eager to grow professionally. Candidates should thrive in a collaborative team environment, have the ability to communicate ideas, and be comfortable prioritizing responsibilities in a fast-paced environment. Specific responsibilities are dependent on the selected candidate’s level of experience but generally include: -Developing and resolving design concepts -Preparing construction documents -3D modeling for both design development and presentation -Experience with AutoCAD, Adobe Suite, and Sketchup is required -Experience with Lumion is plus...
WHO WE ARE
LeBlanc Jones Landscape Architects is an established Boston-based, nationally recognized firm that specializes in large mixed-use developments and private residential projects throughout the country. We are a small and nimble team with diverse skills and interests who share a common passion for design excellence.
WHO YOU ARE
We are seeking a Landscape Designer or Landscape Architect with a passion for design and eager to grow professionally. Candidates should thrive in a collaborative team environment, have the ability to communicate ideas, and be comfortable prioritizing responsibilities in a fast-paced environment. Specific responsibilities are dependent on the selected candidate’s level of experience but generally include:
- -Developing and resolving design concepts
- -Preparing construction documents
- -3D modeling for both design development and presentation
- -Experience with AutoCAD, Adobe Suite, and Sketchup is required
- -Experience with Lumion is plus...
