Architectural Designer Level II at Wilson Butler Architects (Wba) in Boston, MA | USD75,000-95,000 | Kablio

Role

Description

Requirements

revit

rhino

adobe

vray

enscape

professional licensure

Professional architectural licensure preferred (or working toward it)
Confidence and willingness to push creative boundaries
Must be highly proficient in Revit and Rhino
Flexibility and eagerness to take on new challenges and assignments on complex project types
Experience working in a collaborative studio environment with teams of varying sizes
Comfortable with Adobe Creative Suite
Knowledge of Vray and Enscape is preferred
Strong capability of developing and coordinating project documentation, execution, construction plans, details etc. in Revit
Strong design capabilities complimented by presentation skills that convey design thinking
Experience managing aspects of projects from conceptual design through project completion
Has strong verbal and written communication skills
6+ years of experience working in a professional office
Excellent time management skills (efficient)

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Training + Development

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Security clearance

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Company

Overview

25 Years

Years since founding

The company has evolved and grown over the past 25 years, drawing from a rich legacy in design and innovation.

27‑Person Team

Studio Team Size

A compact team fosters hands‑on collaboration, allowing each member to engage deeply with clients from concept to construction.

Based in Boston, the studio crafts immersive theaters, performing arts centers, cruise-ship venues and arts education buildings.
Their projects range from historic theater restorations to cutting‑edge entertainment vessels like Celebrity cruise ships.
Specializing in theatrical and experiential design, they create spaces where audiences feel part of the moment.
Unusual fact: their model‑making lead builds physical models that drive client engagement and design clarity.
The studio works on diverse typologies—cultural districts, amphitheaters, campus arts centers.

Culture + Values

Fun. We laugh, daily. More than daily.
Adventurous. Like hiking Mount Everest, walking across the desert, captaining a boat or starting on a road trip with no particular destination in mind.
Creative. We have fantastical ideas and are filled with a childlike obsession to create.
Tactical. We anticipate challenges, forecast solutions and untangle complications before obstacles become major headaches.
Collaborative. We work in a studio environment where all voices are heard, all ideas are tested and all hands are on deck.
Multicultural. Our staff is from Colombia, United Kingdom, Spain, Uganda, Vietnam, all united by their passion for design.

Environment + Sustainability

The environment is a top priority, guiding the company's approach to design and construction.
Offers LEED-compliant material options, including reused, regionally sourced, FSC-certified wood, and low-emitting materials, with a focus on lighting and thermal comfort.
Recognized with LEED certifications: Huizenga Pavilion (LEED Silver), Jay & Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center (LEED Gold), and anticipating Gold Certification for Boston University College of Fine Arts.
Office located in transit-friendly downtown, encouraging staff to use public transport, bikes, or boats to minimize environmental impact.
Sustainability is deeply integrated into the company's culture and operations.

Inclusion & Diversity

Aim to create a welcoming work environment in which all employees are accepted, have their voices heard and valued, and have access to equal opportunities for growth and success, regardless of race, gender, religion, nationality, orientation, ability, age.
Staff composition: team members from diverse countries (Colombia, UK, Spain, Uganda, Vietnam).
Vivian Nguyen, AIA, WELL AP (female architect statement: “I am sure that, as a woman, I can do a very good skyscraper.”)
No gender-specific hiring or leadership data publicly stated.

Articles

Careers

About Us / Studio

Sustainability

Company

Overview

25 Years

Years since founding

The company has evolved and grown over the past 25 years, drawing from a rich legacy in design and innovation.

27‑Person Team

Studio Team Size

A compact team fosters hands‑on collaboration, allowing each member to engage deeply with clients from concept to construction.

Based in Boston, the studio crafts immersive theaters, performing arts centers, cruise-ship venues and arts education buildings.
Their projects range from historic theater restorations to cutting‑edge entertainment vessels like Celebrity cruise ships.
Specializing in theatrical and experiential design, they create spaces where audiences feel part of the moment.
Unusual fact: their model‑making lead builds physical models that drive client engagement and design clarity.
The studio works on diverse typologies—cultural districts, amphitheaters, campus arts centers.

Culture + Values

Fun. We laugh, daily. More than daily.
Adventurous. Like hiking Mount Everest, walking across the desert, captaining a boat or starting on a road trip with no particular destination in mind.
Creative. We have fantastical ideas and are filled with a childlike obsession to create.
Tactical. We anticipate challenges, forecast solutions and untangle complications before obstacles become major headaches.
Collaborative. We work in a studio environment where all voices are heard, all ideas are tested and all hands are on deck.
Multicultural. Our staff is from Colombia, United Kingdom, Spain, Uganda, Vietnam, all united by their passion for design.

Environment + Sustainability

The environment is a top priority, guiding the company's approach to design and construction.
Offers LEED-compliant material options, including reused, regionally sourced, FSC-certified wood, and low-emitting materials, with a focus on lighting and thermal comfort.
Recognized with LEED certifications: Huizenga Pavilion (LEED Silver), Jay & Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center (LEED Gold), and anticipating Gold Certification for Boston University College of Fine Arts.
Office located in transit-friendly downtown, encouraging staff to use public transport, bikes, or boats to minimize environmental impact.
Sustainability is deeply integrated into the company's culture and operations.

Inclusion & Diversity

Aim to create a welcoming work environment in which all employees are accepted, have their voices heard and valued, and have access to equal opportunities for growth and success, regardless of race, gender, religion, nationality, orientation, ability, age.
Staff composition: team members from diverse countries (Colombia, UK, Spain, Uganda, Vietnam).
Vivian Nguyen, AIA, WELL AP (female architect statement: “I am sure that, as a woman, I can do a very good skyscraper.”)
No gender-specific hiring or leadership data publicly stated.

Articles

Careers

About Us / Studio

Sustainability