Komatsu Architecture

Description

• Perform construction administration services (review submittals and requests for information, attend OAC meetings, complete and document site walks.)
• Collaboratively managing teams for large projects and working individually on smaller projects simultaneously.
• Perform architectural building surveys and condition assessments
• Assist Project Managers with quality control, meeting documentation, and coordination.
• Lead the production of conceptual design packages and construction documents.
• Supervising/mentoring junior staff.
• Coordinate and in some cases write specifications.

Requirements

• Ability to multi-task, create / maintain project work plans, schedules, and budgets
• U.S. citizen or permanent U.S. resident, must possess a valid US Passport and Driver’s license and be able to obtain a security clearance to work on federal level projects
• Minimum of 10 years working in fully BIM / Revit based models preferred
• Knowledge of historic and new building technologies
• Proven ability to interact with clients and meet their expectations
• Basic field documentation skills required, experience with LiDAR Scanning and/or drone operation a plus
• Review historic drawings and documents, historical research skills are a plus.
• Knowledge of building and life safety codes
• Previous experience in architectural project management of complex projects including development of all phases of planning, programming, design, construction documents, bidding, and contract administration
• Bachelor’s degree or 5-year professional degree in Architecture is required. A professional master’s degree in architecture and/or certificate in Historic Preservation is a plus.
• Project experience with Secretary of Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Buildings, Restoration and Rehabilitation focus
• Licensed Architect, 10-15 years of professional architectural experience
• Experience with Newforma Project and Information Management software a plus
• Proficient skills in Revit, AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite required
• Ability to coordinate and manage engineering consultants, experience in collaborating with material conservators in the treatment of interior and exterior building components a plus
• Travel required, primarily within Texas, U.S. and international travel a possibility
• Experience with the public review process and regulatory agencies, such as local commission / boards and state historic preservation offices (SHPOs)
• Competent research, writing, and/or editing skills, must be able to assist in preparation of a variety of studies and reports, including, but not limited to: existing conditions assessments, feasibility studies, code analysis, historic structure reports, and coordinate with in-house facility programming specialists.

Benefits

• Paid Personal Leave
• Paid vacation
• Eleven paid federal holidays
• Hybrid work schedule options
• Employer paid Medical benefits
• Dental and Vision benefits
• 401k retirement plan, plus discretionary employer contribution

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance