Public Sector Architect I: Master Planning & Design

State of Colorado; Colorado Springs (CO); On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career advancement

PERA retirement

Health insurance

Dental plan

Paid holidays

Training opportunities

Job summary

State of Colorado seeks a licensed Architect to lead project management, master planning, and facility programming for in-house projects in Colorado Springs. You will coordinate with private design consultants, review design development, and ensure compliance with legislative intent.

Requirements include current Colorado architectural licensure, strong leadership, and proficient AutoCAD/MS Office skills. Travel readiness and a commitment to high-stakes projects are essential; the State offers

Qualifications

• Current Colorado architecture license or equivalent license in good standing.
• Strong communication, planning, and documentation skills.
• Experience with design development, code compliance, and project budgeting.

Responsibilities

• Conceive and oversee capital construction, maintenance, and life-safety projects.
• Lead private-sector design teams and review contract documents for compliance.
• Coordinate with end users and departments to align with master plans.
• Prepare RFQs/RFPs for professional services and manage approvals.

Skills

Independent work

Critical thinking

Design techniques

Communication

Attention to detail

Project coordination

MS Office

AutoCAD

Education

Bachelor's degree in Architecture

Master's degree in Architecture

Tools

AutoCAD

MS Office

Job description

State of Colorado seeks a licensed Architect to lead project management, master planning, and facility programming for in-house projects in Colorado Springs. You will coordinate with private design consultants, review design development, and ensure compliance with legislative intent.

Requirements include current Colorado architectural licensure, strong leadership, and proficient AutoCAD/MS Office skills. Travel readiness and a commitment to high-stakes projects are essential; the State offers