Project Manager

Project Manager Employer:

San Luis Obispo, CA, US Location:

Tue, May 12 '26 Posted on:

Full-time Type:

THE COMPANY

Hunter Smith Architecture is a growing company that was formed from an established Architecture Firm with 35 years of producing noteworthy architecture throughout the Central Coast. We are committed to continuing this legacy of unique designs and practical solutions for our clients. We work on residential, commercial, and public works projects with varying scopes of work: ground-up construction, adaptive reuse, historical preservation, and remodel/tenant improvement. Hunter Smith Architecture values employee development among our energetic and ambitious team.

THE POSITION

The Architectural Project Manager role involves working independently on multiple projects in collaboration with a fast-paced and creative team. With direction from the Principal Architect, you will play a meaningful role in developing each phase of your assigned projects. We pride ourselves on our collaboration; you will work directly with clients, contractors, consultants and governing agencies to bring the project to life.

CANDIDATE QUALIFICATIONS - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER

BArch, MArch or equivalent degree from an accredited U.S. Architecture School. CA Architect's license is a plus, but not necessarily required. 3+ years of architectural office experience, including the production of construction drawings and details. Experience with Vectorworks. Self-motivated, organized, and value attention to detail Ability to work together with our team and consultants to deliver value for our clients. Responsive and dependable to meet deadlines Ability to clearly and effectively communicate Must be eligible to work in the United States. Must be available to work in the office in downtown San Luis Obispo and visit job sites throughout San Luis Obispo County. We offer a 401K retirement plan with company match, a QSEHRA medical reimbursement plan, PTO, and some flexibility in work schedule. Company reimbursement is available for passing architecture licensing exams and LEED exams. Compensation will be based on experience.