Senior Architectural Designer (Hybrid) – Mission Critical

HED

Sacramento (CA)

Hybrid

USD 110,000 - 170,000

Full time

5 days ago

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Job summary

HED is seeking a senior Architect-Designer IV to lead collaboration and design excellence in our Mission Critical sector. The role supports projects from concept through construction, mentoring junior staff and coordinating cross-discipline teams in a hybrid/remote setup.

The ideal candidate has a strong background in architectural design, multi-project leadership, and proficiency with BIM/Revit and related visualization tools. LEED/WELL credentials and data-center experience are preferred.

Qualifications

Minimum of a Bachelor of Science in Architecture (4-year) degree.
Architecture Licensure required.
Previous experience within Mission Critical project types, including data centers required.
LEED Accredited Professional and/or WELL Accredited Professional preferred.
Minimum 10 years' experience in A/E industry preferred, with demonstrated proficiency to lead project design efforts.

Responsibilities

Develop the project design and sustainability goals, program, and basis of design (BOD).
Develop the project’s concept and implement a design in response to the project goals.
Prepare for implications of pertinent ordinance and code requirements for assigned projects.
Conduct material and product research as required for project development.
Create presentations, project reports, and narratives; improve drawing graphics and 3D representation of ideas, plans and diagrams.
Develop and maintain ongoing efforts to improve sector efficiency and quality of work.
Interface with other discipline team leaders and attend project meetings as necessary.
Document interpretations and review submittals during bidding and construction administration.
Utilize generative design and automation tools to create programs that can be incorporated into Rhino and Revit models; utilize design tools for planning building design iterations.