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O’Connell Robertson in Austin, Texas seeks a Principal Architect to influence the direction of a growing practice and deliver exceptional outcomes for clients and the community.
The candidate will provide leadership across all project phases, mentor staff, and manage client relationships while pursuing strategic growth and design excellence.
We’re looking for more than an ‘employee’. We’re looking for high impact individuals in the Austin region who are passionate about architectural leadership. Our team is made up of individuals who believe in strong, collaborative relationships and share our conviction that everyone on a project should be inspired by the mission. We want someone who can get behind that vision, who celebrates a team approach and is motivated by design that positively impacts our communities. If that describes you, and you’re ready to join a dynamic company with 75 years of excellence, an exciting career awaits you here .
Dynamic, legacy Texas architecture & engineering design firm is looking for a Principal Architect to influence the direction of a growing practice while creating exceptional outcomes for clients, communities, and your team. The candidate should have the demonstrated ability of Project Architect and Project Manager, and a diversified knowledge of architectural principles and practices.
That’s easy. O’Connell Robertson is an acclaimed, dynamic, highly regarded employer with established clients across Texas. Offices in Austin, San Antonio, Houston, and Dallas, engage locally with a regional reach. We believe in inspiring workspaces, excellent compensation and benefits, and a team culture that enthusiastically supports personal and career development, as well as diversity in the workplace.
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O’Connell Robertson hires quality candidates without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual preference, age, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, genetic information, gender identity, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic as established by applicable law.