PACS Architecture seeking Entry Level Architect in New York, NY, US
Entry Level Architect: We are seeking a highly motivated, responsible and detail-oriented individual with a professional degree (B. Arch. or higher) to join our team. Specific responsibilities to include: Architectural surveying and documentation of existing conditionsGenerate detailed presentation drawings and renderingsAssist with the production of highly detailed construction documentsResearch appropriate building materials, systems, and componentsAssist in the production of RFP responses for civic/municipal projects. Assist with office administration, including but not limited to organizing product library, updating the website, organizing files, etc.Desired qualifications: Organized & detail orientedStrong writing & communication skillsStrong graphic design skillsStrong software knowledge (Vectorworks, Cinema 4D & Photoshop a plus)Please forward your resume, portfolio, or website link with PDF sample of work. Salary will be commensurate with experience....
Entry Level Architect: We are seeking a highly motivated, responsible and detail-oriented individual with a professional degree (B. Arch. or higher) to join our team.
Specific responsibilities to include:
- Architectural surveying and documentation of existing conditions
- Generate detailed presentation drawings and renderings
- Assist with the production of highly detailed construction documents
- Research appropriate building materials, systems, and components
- Assist in the production of RFP responses for civic/municipal projects.
- Assist with office administration, including but not limited to organizing product library, updating the website, organizing files, etc.
Desired qualifications:
- Organized & detail oriented
- Strong writing & communication skills
- Strong graphic design skills
- Strong software knowledge (Vectorworks, Cinema 4D & Photoshop a plus)
Please forward your resume, portfolio, or website link with PDF sample of work.
Salary will be commensurate with experience.
...
