Junior Technical Designer – Critical Facilities (Equity)

Gensler; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Gensler Chicago is seeking a Junior Technical Designer to join the Cities Studio, focusing on Critical Facilities. You will work with project teams through all phases, from conceptual design to construction documents, collaborating with clients and regulators to meet project goals.

You’ll develop designs, participate in client presentations, and assist in construction administration, while contributing to office initiatives and learning programs. A portfolio is required for consideration.

Qualifications

• Portfolio/work samples uploaded (PDF or link).
• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Architecture from an accredited program.
• 0–5 years of related architecture project experience.
• Proficient in Revit; experience with other digital design tools.

Responsibilities

• Work with project teams in all project phases, including conceptual design, schematic design, design development, construction documents and implementation
• Collaborate with the design team, clients, consultants, contractors, fabricators, regulatory agencies and other vendors to meet overall project objectives
• Develop and participate in internal and client presentations
• Participate in the construction administration process ensuring the successful delivery of the design intent
• Contribute to office activities, initiatives, and learning programs

Skills

Organized

Creative

Collaborative

Independent

Education

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Architecture

Tools

Revit

Other design tools

Job description

Gensler Chicago is seeking a Junior Technical Designer to join the Cities Studio, focusing on Critical Facilities. You will work with project teams through all phases, from conceptual design to construction documents, collaborating with clients and regulators to meet project goals.

You’ll develop designs, participate in client presentations, and assist in construction administration, while contributing to office initiatives and learning programs. A portfolio is required for consideration.