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FMLA Classification:Â Exempt/Salary
Reports to: Director of Design – Primary
 Architect of Record – Secondary
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Position Summary
The Architect II performs a support role, with varying tasks and responsibilities, which will contribute to the overall successful development of the assigned projects including the execution of design and construction drawing; presentations and 3-d drawings renderings; and searching and analyzing materials, construction and installation methodologies to comply with project’s requirements. The Architect II is responsible for finished plans, specifications or approval of materials and construction. May supervise small staff of architects and technicians. Applies sound and diverse knowledge of architecture principles and practices in a broad array of assignments and related fields. Acts independently regarding architectural methods and complexities. Requires use of advanced techniques and modification /extension of theories, precepts, and practices if individual’s field. Supervision and guidance mainly concern overall objectives, critical issues, new concepts, and policy matters.
The main responsibility of the Architect II is to assist and support the Project Architect in the proper execution of the different design phases by being responsible for finished plans, specifications or approval of materials and construction in addition and to ensure the project is delivered to clients on time, on budget and to specification.
Primary Duties
- Time
- Perform all required design activities as specified in the progress schedule in order to comply with the established delivery milestones.
- Assist in the interdisciplinary and permit coordination, in a timely manner, as to avoid delays in the project’s progress.
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- Budget
- Assist the Project Architect and Pre-Construction Manager in estimating construction costs based on design drawings.
- Assist in analyzing possible project alternatives that may result in savings to the project.
- Review progress drawings, as required by the Project Architect,Â
- Quality Control
- Assist in zoning evaluation, required permits during the design phase and compliance with applicable building codes and regulations.
- Perform architectural assignments under the supervision of the Project Architect. Assist in creating and reviewing design drawings to ensure information is accurate, complete and conforms to applicable standards and regulations.
- Maintain design standards to achieve top-quality and comprehensive design documentation.
- Maintain good relations and communications with all parties involved in the project.
- Assist in supervising construction work related to architectural matter to assure compliance with design drawings and specifications.
- Assist in reviewing shop drawings and material submittals and keep their corresponding logs updated.
- Assist the Project Architect in the development of drawings, from conceptual design to final construction documents, of residential, commercial, and institutional projects, among others.
- Able to work on BIM models and presentations to be presented to Clients and/or government agencies for permit and endorsement approvals.
- Be able to make preliminary coordination redlines.
Secondary Duties
- Submittal Review and approval
- Project Site Visits
- Site Weekly Design Meetings
Deliverables
- Design and construction drawings and renderings.
- Technical Specifications
- Materials and installation methodologies reports.
Related Procedures
- ExpeditingÂ
- Scheduling
- Submittal Log
- Document Control
- Procore
Key Skills
- Proficient in ArchiCAD and AutoCAD software, Microsoft Word, Excel, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator.
- Architectural Design: Experience with drafting building plans and 3D modeling, often in collaboration with engineers and clients. Experience in drawing architectural details. Experience writing technical specifications as well as submittal review process.
- Schedule Management: Ability to successfully manage time requirements and meet project timelines
- Interdisciplinary knowledge: Knowledge of interdisciplinary information and coordination.
- Ability to multi-task with attention to detail and accuracy.
- Ability to work under pressure and meet tight schedules.
- Professional attitude and ability to communicate and work well with others.
- Fully bilingual.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills in both English and Spanish.
- Ability to work with minimal supervision.
- Excellent organizational skills.
- Experience in BIM
Education
- Education: Bachelor’s degree in Architecture
- License: AIT registration required. Professional License not required.
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Experience
- Minimum of six (6) to eight (8) years of related experience. Knowledge of local codes and regulations minimum of two (2) years of related experienceÂ
Salary Range
- Varies with experience, seniority & performance
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