Design Architect (3–10 yrs) – Civic Housing & Bay Area

Paulett Taggart Architects; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

SIMPLE IRA retirement plan

Commuter benefits

Bike share membership

Professional Growth: Annual CE stipend

Volunteer time: 1% of paid time

Catered lunch and social events

Job summary

Paulett Taggart Architects (PTA) in the San Francisco Bay Area seeks a Designer/Architect with 3–10 years of experience to contribute to design and construction administration across project phases.

You will collaborate closely with principals and project teams, develop 3D models in Revit, create presentations in InDesign/Illustrator, and advance design conversations, with a strong emphasis on civic and multi-family housing projects.

Qualifications

• 3–10 years of experience in an architectural firm.

Responsibilities

• Support all aspects of project planning, programming, design and documentation through 3D modeling in Revit
• Prepare presentation renderings and graphics for internal and external communications (Enscape for Revit, Adobe Creative Suite)
• Coordinate and collaborate with project team members and consultants
• Engage, sketch and collaborate with principals and project team members in design charrettes and studies
• Learn and engage in PTA's initiatives in firm culture, firm standards, sustainability and business development

Skills

Design sensibility

Graphic/visual communication

Excellent communication

Collaborative mindset

Organization & management

Coordinating consultants

References

Civic projects

Multi-family housing

Tools

Revit

InDesign

Photoshop

Illustrator

Job description

Paulett Taggart Architects (PTA) in the San Francisco Bay Area seeks a Designer/Architect with 3–10 years of experience to contribute to design and construction administration across project phases.

You will collaborate closely with principals and project teams, develop 3D models in Revit, create presentations in InDesign/Illustrator, and advance design conversations, with a strong emphasis on civic and multi-family housing projects.