Valdes Architecture & Engineering

Valdes Architecture & Engineering

Senior Architect

Lombard, IL · Senior

Sponsorship not specified$100k-$145kDetected 2 days ago
Business Development3ds MaxResearchPublic SpeakingRevitBIM

About the role

  • The Architect is responsible for the planning and design of a variety of building projects for industrial clients. Project types include new buildings or the renovation of existing buildings/employee office spaces (Common spaces such as meeting rooms, break rooms, restrooms, cafeteria, lobby, housekeeping storage, etc.), laboratories, offices, and research
  • & production spaces. Responsibilities for this position include producing planning, contract, and specification documents. Desirable skills include an understanding of space planning & design for municipal projects, science & technology facilities design (laboratory & research space), and higher education projects (classrooms, laboratories). This position

Responsibilities

  • Ability to recommend best value design which meets client requirements for intended use as well as operability, reliability, maintainability, and safety
  • Able to generate design documentation, construction documents, and renderings utilizing 3D software (Revit, Rhino 3D, others)
  • Develops designs and produces drawings and specifications to define the architectural scope of projects
  • Able to work with all design team disciplines, including outside consultants, to achieve a fully coordinated project.
  • Performs specialized investigations such as existing conditions verification and participates in comparisons of building system alternatives.
  • Applies architectural theories, concepts, principles, and processes to provide solutions to complex design projects
  • May participate, from time to time, in support of business development activities and provide support and input for client proposals, SOQs, and presentations

Compensation

  • $100k-$145k

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