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Project Architect | Architecture, Planning + Design
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What they do
An Architect plans and designs buildings and other structures. Drafts drawings and blueprints, uses computer software, and oversees the construction process for a building or structure. Works with clients to create designs that are functional and aesthetically appealing.
$90,532 / year median in Texas
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Join a highly regarded architecture and design practice known for delivering complex, design-driven projects across diverse market sectors. This role offers the opportunity to lead technical project development from concept through construction, work directly with clients and consultants, and play a key role in shaping innovative, high-quality built environments. Ideal for a licensed architect who enjoys combining design excellence with technical expertise, leadership, and project delivery. Key Responsibilities Lead the technical development, coordination, and refinement of projects through all phases of design and construction documentation. Produce and oversee construction documents, detailing, building systems integration, material selection, and specification coordination. Manage project technical documentation, including change orders, proposal requests, scope revisions, and project manuals. Conduct site observations, prepare field reports, and support project closeout activities, including punch lists and occupancy certifications. Serve as a project leader by managing small teams, supporting staffing and scheduling efforts, and collaborating closely with project leadership and clients. Skills & Experience Licensed Architect with a degree in Architecture or equivalent professional experience, and a minimum of 8 years of progressively responsible architectural experience. Strong background in technical design, construction documentation, field observation, building materials, specifications, and construction methods. Experience working on multifamily, high-rise, or higher education projects, with knowledge of building and zoning codes and regulatory processes. Proficiency with Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp or Rhino, rendering platforms, and Microsoft Office. Demonstrated ability to develop proposals and presentations, manage quality control, coordinate consultants, and communicate effectively with clients and stakeholders. Benefits & Culture Competitive compensation package with annual performance bonus opportunities. Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance coverage. Generous paid time off and company-recognized holidays. 401(k) retirement plan with employer matching. Collaborative, professional environment that encourages leadership, industry involvement, and continuous growth.