Principal Landscape Architect & Growth Leader

Landscape Institute; Ireland; On-site; EUR 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Fehily Timoney and Company (FT) seeks an Associate Director/Principal Landscape Architect to lead a new growth area in landscape design and habitat creation. The role combines senior leadership, project oversight and business development across infrastructure, urban regeneration and energy developments.

You will mentor staff, coordinate LVIA work, and collaborate with architects, engineers and planners while delivering high-quality documentation and client guidance.

Qualifications

• Degree accredited in Landscape Architecture by a recognised body (ILI or LI).
• Full professional membership and Chartered status (MILI or equivalent).
• 5–10 years post-qualification experience in project delivery and BD.
• Full, clean driving licence desirable for site visits.
• Excellent design and creative flair; strong technical knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Lead and manage complex projects from concept to design, planning, tender and delivery.
• Oversee high quality design work and documentation using AutoCAD, Revit and Adobe Suite.
• Drive business growth through bids, tenders and sector development.
• Author LVIA, landscape planning, and impact assessments for varied projects.
• Engage clients, present proposals and run workshops with stakeholders.
• Mentor juniors and foster cross-disciplinary collaboration.

Skills

Project leadership

Design & drafting

Business development

Landscape planning

Stakeholder engagement

Mentorship

Team collaboration

Technical knowledge

AutoCAD

Revit

SketchUp

Adobe Creative Suite

GIS

Education

Degree in Landscape Architecture

Postgraduate qualification in Landscape Architecture

Tools

AutoCAD

Revit

Adobe Creative Suite

SketchUp

MS Office

GIS

BIM

Job description

Fehily Timoney and Company (FT) seeks an Associate Director/Principal Landscape Architect to lead a new growth area in landscape design and habitat creation. The role combines senior leadership, project oversight and business development across infrastructure, urban regeneration and energy developments.

You will mentor staff, coordinate LVIA work, and collaborate with architects, engineers and planners while delivering high-quality documentation and client guidance.