Global Modular Data Center Architect — Remote

Armada; Bellevue (WA); Remote; USD 108,000 - 164,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive base salary

Equity

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

HSA and FSAs

PPO/ PTO (14 holidays)

Job summary

Armada is seeking a Data Center Project Architect to lead the architectural thread for MDC deployments worldwide. You will coordinate from early site due diligence through permitting and construction, ensuring designs meet life-safety and operational requirements across geographies.

You will craft a modular design language, manage international vendors and AHJs, and collaborate with product/engineering teams to scale campuses.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Architecture or related field is required.
• Professional licensure RA/AIA or international equivalent is required.
• 5–7 years of hands-on architectural design and permitting experience with AHJs.

Responsibilities

• Identify, vet, and liaise with architecture vendors and local permitting consultants on active projects.
• Own early-stage architectural due diligence across global sites for zoning, codes, and permitting.
• Develop and maintain a modular design language for MDC buildings and campus layouts.
• Develop in-house architectural designs for Armada products and first-of-a-kind site conditions.
• Coordinate with product/engineering, architects, and contractors to ensure life-safety and operational requirements are carried through from design to construction.
• Maintain architectural standards, checklists, and sign-off for code-compliance per geography.

Skills

Autonomy

Global liaison

Code compliance

Project architecture

Vendor management

Education

Bachelor's in Architecture

RA/AIA licensure

Job description

Armada is seeking a Data Center Project Architect to lead the architectural thread for MDC deployments worldwide. You will coordinate from early site due diligence through permitting and construction, ensuring designs meet life-safety and operational requirements across geographies.

You will craft a modular design language, manage international vendors and AHJs, and collaborate with product/engineering teams to scale campuses.