South Coast Architects seeking Junior Architectural Position in Newport Beach, CA, US
South Coast Architects is seeking a motivated individual who is looking to develop their experience in high-end custom residential design office. Responsibilities: Work alongside project lead and directors to develop designs on several projects concurrently. Product and material research. Assisting in research of building and zoning codes. Producing 3D modelling for clients via Rhino or Sketchup as needed. Assist in project documentation and representation, with a strong emphasis on organizational, time management and communication skills. Qualifications and requirements: An accredited professional architecture degree: B.Arch or M.Arch Minimum 2 years professional work experience in an architecture office. Strong command of English language, both written and verbal. Proficient in AutoCAD (AutoCAD Architecture 2015), Microsoft Office Suite. Experience in Adobe Photoshop is a plus. Experience in building 3D models in Rhino or Sketchup. Candidates must be ...
South Coast Architects is seeking a motivated individual who is looking to develop their experience in high-end custom residential design office.
Responsibilities:
- Work alongside project lead and directors to develop designs on several projects concurrently.
- Product and material research.
- Assisting in research of building and zoning codes.
- Producing 3D modelling for clients via Rhino or Sketchup as needed.
- Assist in project documentation and representation, with a strong emphasis on organizational, time management and communication skills.
Qualifications and requirements:
- An accredited professional architecture degree: B.Arch or M.Arch
- Minimum 2 years professional work experience in an architecture office.
- Strong command of English language, both written and verbal.
- Proficient in AutoCAD (AutoCAD Architecture 2015), Microsoft Office Suite. Experience in Adobe Photoshop is a plus.
- Experience in building 3D models in Rhino or Sketchup.
- Candidates must be ...
