Description
drawing review
scope management
spec prep
code review
project management
design solutions
Engage With Clients and Team Members
Develop Technical and Design Solutions
Collaborate With Internal and External Partners
Lead Project Documentation Efforts
Support Project Delivery and Team Success
- Build confidence in the public safety practice by understanding operational needs
- Review shop drawings and perform field observations
- Help monitor project scope, schedule, and documentation
- Work closely with engineers and specialty system consultants
- Support preparation of specifications, cost estimates, and quality reviews
- Identify design challenges and recommend solutions that align with operational needs and budget considerations
- Produce drawings and documentation in alignment with FGMA standards
- Provide feedback and guidance to less experienced architects
- Work under the direction of the Design Principal to translate concepts into practical, buildable solutions
- Conduct code, accessibility, zoning, and sustainability reviews
- Participate in client meetings and communicate design intent clearly
- Use internal project management tools to support delivery
- Develop coordinated details and review project documents for accuracy
- Support resolution of construction phase questions and issues
- Support programming, planning, and design development for police, fire, and emergency operations facilities
Requirements
licensed architect
architecture degree
complex projects
building systems
public safety
communication
You are energized by meaningful work and motivated by solving complex design challenges. You enjoy understanding how buildings function, how people use them, and how thoughtful design can support important community-focused work. You want to contribute, learn, and grow within a strong team.
Public safety work requires a thoughtful approach, a commitment to quality, and a deep understanding of how buildings support real world operations. As a Project Architect, you will transform ideas into technical solutions that help first responders work efficiently, train effectively, and ultimately keep their communities safe.
FGMA is looking for a Project Architect who is passionate about designing meaningful spaces that support the people who protect our communities. Our Public Safety practice partners with police, fire, EMS, and emergency management agencies to design mission critical facilities where safety, readiness, and resilience come first.
- Clear communication skills and a desire to grow within a specialized practice area
- Licensed Architect or actively pursuing licensure
- Experience working on complex projects, ideally civic or public safety focused
- Strong understanding of building systems, technical detailing, and project coordination
- Professional degree in Architecture or equivalent proficiency
Benefits
If you want to work on projects that strengthen communities and support first responders in the work they do every day, this is a great opportunity to advance your career.
- 401k match and ESOP retirement contributions
- Flexible Friday program
- Medical, dental, and vision benefits
- PTO and Bereavement leave
- Paid parental leave for all parents
- Professional development support, licensure reimbursement, and career growth opportunities
- Competitive compensation and an employee-owned structure
Training + Development
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