Design Technology Specialists Manager

Overview

Integrate advanced design tech & automation into architectural workflows.

Key Responsibilities

• system integration
• custom automation
• training
• software evaluation
• integration strategy
• trend monitoring

Tasks

-Coordinate with IT department to ensure seamless integration of design technologies with existing systems. -Work on the development of documentation for design technology standards, best practices, and workflows. -Work on development of custom scripts, plugins, and applications to streamline design processes and enhance productivity. -Lead firm wide training and support to staff on new technologies and automation tools. -Develop advanced architectural design technologies and architectural automation tools into our architectural workflows based upon an understanding architectural principles. -Collaborate with project teams to identify opportunities for improving efficiency through automation and custom software solutions. Work on evaluation, selection, and implementation of new design software and technologies for our architectural workflow. -Collaborate with the Director of Innovation to align technology initiatives with overall business strategy. -Develop and implement a comprehensive strategy for integrating advanced design technologies and automation tools into our architectural workflows. -Work with third party software developers in the development of custom automation software solutions. -Stay current with industry trends and emerging technologies in architectural design and automation.

Requirements

• bachelor’s
• architecture
• 2 years
• design tech
• automation
• software dev

What You Bring

-Bachelor’s degree in Architecture or related field and a minimum of 2 years of experience working in an Architectural firm, including 2 years of experience in architectural design technology, with a focus on automation and software development.

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About Kirksey Architecture

-In a Houston attic, the firm began as a scrappy startup and has since grown into a multi-specialist architecture practice headquartered on a LEED-certified campus. -Over decades, it has pioneered healthy-building design, earning recognition for energy-efficient, resource-smart projects across commercial, educational, lab, residential, and hospitality sectors. -The firm now operates offices in Houston, Austin, and Dallas, expanding its Texas footprint and service reach. -Its portfolio includes award-winning projects like LEED-Silver SpawGlass HQ, university buildings, mixed-use high-rises, and senior-living communities through acquisitions like House+Partners. -Specialist groups serve sectors including hospitality, education (PK-12 and higher ed), labs and mission-critical facilities, residential, commercial offices, and senior living. -Notably, it has delivered Houston’s first LEED-CI and existing-building certifications—a testament to its sustainability leadership.

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