Turn this role into an interview — a resume and cover letter built around what this employer wants.
Dissing+Weitling is looking for a German-speaking architect to join our mobility team, contributing to international bridge and infrastructure projects. You should be fluent in German and English, with a degree in Architecture and at least three years of professional experience, and be proficient in Rhino and Grasshopper.
Based in Copenhagen, you will collaborate across disciplines, develop competition concepts, and participate in business development efforts.
You will become part of our Mobility team and play a key role in developing competition proposals at a high international level. Therefore, it is important that you have experience with German projects or have worked as an architect in Germany. Experience with bridge architecture, railway stations, or other infrastructure projects is an advantage, but not essential. As part of a practice working across both architecture and mobility, you will also have the opportunity to contribute to building projects over time. We value flexibility and collaboration across disciplines.
You are a highly skilled architect with a strong ability to sketch and develop concepts, combined with a solid understanding of detailing. You transform creative ideas into well-founded design solutions that balance architectural quality with technical feasibility. You have a keen eye for detail and see collaboration and professional dialogue with colleagues as a natural part of the design process. You are committed, ambitious, and motivated by creating winning competition proposals. The role also involves business development activities, so experience with client acquisition or business development would be an advantage.
We offer a highly professional environment, a strong team culture, and a wide variety of projects. We design all types of bridges—in every kind of landscape and across much of the world—from the award-winning Bicycle Snake (Cykelslangen) in Copenhagen to the recently completed Queen Margrethe II Bridge.
In addition, we have a long tradition of designing and delivering headquarters, hotels, residential developments, and industrial architecture, as well as restoring and transforming the built cultural heritage.
We are an architectural practice of approximately 40 employees, based at Islands Brygge in Copenhagen. Our open, transformed studio provides an environment that encourages close professional collaboration, where architects from different disciplines and nationalities work together in a culture where emerging talents and experienced architects learn from one another.
Our practice has its roots in Arne Jacobsen's architectural studio, and we continue to build on this strong design heritage, which remains the foundation of our architectural approach.
This is a full-time position.
sub@dw.dk