Selkirk Design Company seeking Architectural Designer in Sandpoint, ID, US
Job Description Selkirk Design Company is an innovative residential custom home design and drafting company for the Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington regions. We create plans using modern, contemporary, rustic and craftsman inspired designs. Capitalizing on views, we utilize a lot’s highest potential keeping in mind the latest technology. We work to collaborate and actualize a client’s vision throughout the design process from concept to a prepared submittal package. We value honesty, creativity, precision and professionalism. We are looking for a talented, self-motivated designer to join our team. Applicants should have 5 years experience in design and be qualified to lead a project from start to finish, individually and with our team. Qualifications: AutoCAD: 2+ years (Required) Bachelor’s or Master’s degree (Required)Architecture & Construction Experience (Preferred) Strong Communication, adaptable and dedicated. Current technical skills in AutoCAD, Adobe S...
Job Description
Selkirk Design Company is an innovative residential custom home design and drafting company for the Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington regions. We create plans using modern, contemporary, rustic and craftsman inspired designs. Capitalizing on views, we utilize a lot’s highest potential keeping in mind the latest technology. We work to collaborate and actualize a client’s vision throughout the design process from concept to a prepared submittal package. We value honesty, creativity, precision and professionalism.
We are looking for a talented, self-motivated designer to join our team. Applicants should have 5 years experience in design and be qualified to lead a project from start to finish, individually and with our team.
Qualifications:
- AutoCAD: 2+ years (Required)
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree (Required)
- Architecture & Construction Experience (Preferred)
- Strong Communication, adaptable and dedicated.
- Current technical skills in AutoCAD, Adobe S...
