Architect - Interiors & Architecture

Overview Our San Jose studio is home to a dynamic architecture and interiors practice, with expertise in large-scale commercial office buildings, repositioning projects for developers and technology clients, interior design for leading tech companies, and a growing portfolio in higher education and advanced technology sectors. Your Role As a Gensler Architect, you will collaborate with a team of architects and designers to develop design solutions and coordinate the design through the construction administration phase of a project. What You Will Do Design and plan complex architectural projects of varying types Work in all phases of design through construction administration Manage and lead the client, the design team, consultants, contractors, fabricators, regulatory agencies and other vendors to meet overall project objectives Ideally have Design-Build Project Experience Produce BIM models and construction drawings Resolve challenging technical and design issues with the team to produce innovative, technical and constructible solutions Flexibility to focus on concurrent projects in various stages of development for both interiors and core & shell projects A quick learner with an ability to thrive in a fast-paced work environment Effective communicator, collaborative and team-conscious Provide mentorship and coaching to grow junior staff members Participate in office culture and drive office initiatives Your Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from an accredited school Must be a licensed architect in the State of California 5-10 years of experience in the profession of architectural design Experience managing multiple aspects of client, team, and project coordination, including full documentation coordination with structural, MEP, lighting, AV, landscape, and civil consultants Experience working directly with trade partners and contractors Experience resolving complex technical and design issues Proficiency with Revit, SketchUp, 3ds Max, and Adobe Creative Suite Understanding of how buildings are constructed and the ability to create technical documents that succinctly, thoroughly, and accurately describe the work to be done Knowledge of California building codes, standards, and building structures Understanding of sustainable and universal design concepts Strong leadership, organizational, communication, and relationship management skills Demonstrated commitment to sustainability and sustainable building practices How to Apply