A national interdisciplinary design firm specializing in architecture and engineering for diverse markets.
Lead lab programming, planning, and team management for high-tech facilities.
3 days ago ago
$129,300 - $147,000
Expert & Leadership (13+ years)
Full Time
Milwaukee, WI
Office Full-Time
Company Size
1,200 Employees
Service Specialisms
Architecture
Engineering
Interior Design
Planning
Landscape Architecture
Sustainability
Sector Specialisms
Arts & Culture
Education
Government
Commercial
Industrial
Manufacturing
Pulp & Paper
Sawmill Plants
Role
Description
lab planning
space programming
code compliance
mep coordination
procurement management
client engagement
understand and lead collection and organization of client HPM’s and drive organizational strategy for code compliance including control areas, occupancies, and transformation of client EHS approach where relevant;
lead the documentation of laboratory systems such as casework, lab equipment, and development of laboratory spaces to create next generation settings for discovery;
participate in marketing efforts through proposal development, interview participation and presentations;
lead lab planning teams: manage teams on multiple projects including job production and quality, and fee management;
collaborate with the project team in planning facilities by developing flexible planning modules, lab organization diagrams and service distribution concepts;
lead clients/users to develop or validate program requirements for lab and high-tech facilities;
coordinate with and manage procurement of relevant consultants to ensure support for various project types.
utilize expertise and share knowledge with colleagues and mentor junior staff members on lab programming and planning;
collaborate with MEP Engineering in support of required code, approaches, and coordination of relevant building systems to ensure compliance and quality; and
develop trusting relationships with clients;
lead the development of space programs and physical plans at a variety of scales;
Requirements
autocad
revit
sketchup
architectural licensure
leed ap
10+ years
Design sensitivity, interest in sustainability and excellent technical ability
Knowledge of AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp and other industry accepted software as well as expertise with project management software and Microsoft Office Suite products is needed
Architectural licensure required
Bachelor’s degree in architecture; Master’s degree preferred
10 - 15 years architectural lab programming/planning experience
Excellent written and verbal skills
LEED AP preferred
Demonstrated effectiveness in managing clients, project teams and project processes.
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
1,200+ Professionals
Workforce Across the Nation
Over 1,200 architects, engineers, and designers collaborate nationwide from 13 offices.
60+ Years
Design Legacy
Extensive history of innovation and creating meaningful built environments.
6 Markets
Areas of Expertise
Specializes in arts & culture, healthcare, education, government, science & technology, and energy infrastructure.
6 Disciplines
multidisciplinary Approach
Combines architecture, engineering, interior, landscape, lighting, and digital practice.
Thoughtful design drove growth from a small basement operation into a national powerhouse.
Known for iconic projects such as MetroHealth’s Glick Center, Capital One Hall, and Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center.
Portfolio includes enduring community landmarks, modern campuses, advanced labs, and sustainable facilities.
Design narrative built on innovation, shaping meaningful built environments.
Culture + Values
Empathy is understanding and being sensitive to others’ perspectives—both internally with our colleagues and externally with our clients.
Curiosity is the root of creativity. It is about wanting to learn, exploring new ideas, and seeking knowledge.
Meaningful Work is about careful listening, tenacious problem solving, and setting ambitious goals to get to solutions that surpass the status quo.
Originality—thinking independently and creatively—is the foundation of an unexpectedly great solution.
Lasting impact: We strive to make a lasting impact for our employees, our clients, and our communities, today and tomorrow.
Environment + Sustainability
50% reduction
Carbon Emissions Target
Aims to reduce carbon emissions by 50% below 2019 levels by 2030, independent of business growth.
5,300 metric tons
CO₂ Emissions Offset
Achieved carbon neutrality in 2023 by emitting and offsetting ~5,300 metric tons of CO₂ through verified carbon offsets.
176,301 MTCO₂e
Carbon Avoidance
Reported 176,301 metric tons of CO₂ equivalent avoided across 1,156 projects between 2021 and 2023.
5 out of 13
LEED Certified Offices
Five offices are LEED Gold or Platinum certified, with nine achieving WELL Health-Safety Ratings and the remaining aiming for WELL certification by 2024.
Achieved carbon neutrality for all internal business operations by end of 2024 using third-party verified carbon offsets.
Signatory to AIA 2030 (operational carbon), SE 2050 (embodied carbon), AIA Materials Pledge, and MEP 2040 commitment—targeting net-zero embodied carbon in MEP systems by 2040.
Nine offices have WELL Health-Safety Ratings, with all remaining offices aiming for WELL certification by 2024.
Inclusion & Diversity
2.0
ILFI Just Label
Achieved the ILFI Just Label 2.0, a certification for social justice transparency in operations, employee treatment, and community investments.
900
Employee Engagement
Over 900 employees participate in the Employee-led Community Action program, focusing on civic engagement and local impact.
0
Gender-Specific Stats
No gender-specific statistics are publicly listed.
Cultivating Equity is one of the three pillars of HGA’s strategic plan.
Committed to fostering a truly equitable culture where policies, practices, and resources are aligned so all people can thrive.
Seek to attract and retain talent diverse in discipline, race, culture, gender identity, physical ability, religion, sexual orientation, and life experience.