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Project Architect - Aviation

All Aviation Jobs · Houston, TX · 4 wk ago
Art & CreativeFull-time
We need to output HTML fragment with sections: About the role? Actually the posting includes "Position Overview" and then responsibilities etc. We need to use

for section headings: e.g., About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We must include a section only when posting has real specific content. So we need to parse content. The posting: It starts with description of IA, then "Aviation / Airport Subject Matter Expert (SME) Position Overview". Then "We are seeking an experienced Aviation / Airport Subject Matter Expert to join our Miami studio. This role offers a clear path to leadership for a Project Architect or Project Manager ready to take on full responsibility for project and program management. The ideal candidate brings deep expertise in aviation and airport environments, guiding complex projects from early planning through delivery while serving as a trusted advisor to clients and internal teams." That's like an overview; could be "About the role". Then "Job Responsibilities" with subcategories: Leadership & Program Management, Project Management, Design & Technical Coordination, Business Development, Mentorship & Team Leadership. Under each bullet list items. Then "Education, Work Experience, and Leadership" with subheadings: Education, Work Experience, and Leadership? Actually it's a heading "Education, Work Experience, and Leadership". Under that: Education: Degree in Architecture or Interior Design (or equivalent experience). 10–15+ years of professional experience, including: Aviation / Airport Project Experience (required For SME Role) 5+ years managing projects Licensed Architect or Interior Designer required. Then "Knowledge, Skills & Abilities": list items. No explicit Benefits, Pay, Schedule sections. So we should not create those. We need to remove boilerplate: equal opportunity statement at end should be removed. Also remove any navigation/cookie etc. There's none. We need to preserve all substantive info. Thus sections: About the role (overview), Responsibilities (maybe combine all responsibilities), Requirements (Education, Work Experience, Leadership?), Qualifications? Actually "Education, Work Experience, and Leadership" could be Requirements or Qualifications. The instruction says use headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We need to map content accordingly. We have overview -> About the role. Responsibilities -> list of duties. Requirements -> maybe Education, Work Experience, Leadership (the "Education, Work Experience, and Leadership" section). Could also include Licensed Architect requirement. Qualifications -> maybe Knowledge, Skills & Abilities? Or Skills section. Skills -> maybe list of skills: Revit, Adobe, MS Office, presentation, communication, etc. We need to avoid duplication. Let's decide: - About the role: overview paragraph. - Responsibilities: all bullet points under Leadership & Program Management, Project Management, Design & Technical Coordination, Business Development, Mentorship & Team Leadership. - Requirements: Education, Work Experience, Leadership (the bullet points: Degree in Architecture or Interior Design (or equivalent experience); 10–15+ years of professional experience, including: Aviation / Airport Project Experience (required For SME Role); 5+ years managing projects; Licensed Architect or Interior Designer required). Could also include "Licensed Architect or Interior Designer required". - Qualifications: maybe "Knowledge, Skills & Abilities" heading? But we already have Skills section. Could treat Knowledge, Skills & Abilities as Qualifications. Then Skills could be specific tools: Revit, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office Suite, etc. However the posting lists "Advanced Proficiency In Experience with building systems and envelope detailing (preferred)" then "Revit (BIM modeling)", "Adobe Creative Suite", "Microsoft Office Suite", "Strong presentation, graphic communication, and storytelling skills", "Excellent verbal and written communication abilities", "Ability to lead complex, multidisciplinary teams in highly regulated environments". Those could go under Skills. Thus Qualifications could be empty? Better to combine Knowledge, Skills & Abilities into Skills section, and maybe Qualifications not needed. But we need to follow instruction: include a section only when posting has real specific content. So we can omit Qualifications if we put its content elsewhere. Thus sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Skills. We must not repeat job title as heading. Good. Now format: Use

for each section heading. Under each, use

for prose,

  • for lists. We need to preserve all substantive info. Let's extract text. About the role: "We are seeking an experienced Aviation / Airport Subject Matter Expert to join our Miami studio. This role offers a clear path to leadership for a Project Architect or Project Manager ready to take on full responsibility for project and program management. The ideal candidate brings deep expertise in aviation and airport environments, guiding complex projects from early planning through delivery while serving as a trusted advisor to clients and internal teams." That's it. Responsibilities: Need to capture each bullet. From posting: Leadership & Program Management - Serve as the primary client liaison, leading relationships from initial needs assessment through project delivery - Provide aviation/airport expertise across planning, design, and implementation phases - Manage large-scale aviation projects and multiple concurrent assignments - Support long-term program strategies for aviation clients and airport authorities Project Management - Prepare and negotiate fee proposals and consultant contracts - Lead projects from inception through construction administration - Oversee risk management planning, identifying challenges and implementing mitigation strategies - Ensure adherence to project budgets, schedules, billing, and profitability targets - Coordinate stakeholder engagement, including airport authorities, operators, and regulatory bodies - Integrate sustainability, resiliency, and operational efficiency into aviation projects Design & Technical Coordination - Collaborate with design and technical teams to shape aviation-focused design concepts - Coordinate with senior technical staff to resolve complex design challenges - Oversee preparation of contract documents and ensure compliance with codes, standards, and ADA requirements - Lead or support production of schematic design, design development, and construction documents - Direct construction administration activities and coordinate with contractors and consultants - Champion BIM standards and digital collaboration tools across project teams Business Development - Identify and pursue aviation and airport project opportunities - Contribute to proposals, interviews, and marketing presentations - Build and maintain strong client relationships to generate repeat and referral business - Support strategic growth initiatives within the aviation sector Mentorship & Team Leadership - Assign tasks, oversee deliverables, and provide guidance to team members - Mentor staff and support professional development - Foster a collaborative, inclusive, and high-performing team environment We'll put all these under a single
      maybe grouped? Could keep subheadings but instruction only allows

      for section headings, not subheadings. We could keep bullet list without subheadings, but we lose some structure. However we can include subheadings as plain text inside
    • ? Better to keep as
      • and maybe include the subheading as part of the li text (e.g., "Leadership & Program Management: Serve as the primary client liaison..."). But that would duplicate heading. Could also keep subheadings as

        ... but not allowed? Only allowed tags:

        ,
        • ,

          . We can use

          for prose, so we could put subheading as a

          then a

            . That's acceptable: we can have multiple

            and

              inside a section. So we can do:

              Responsibilities

              Leadership & Program Management

                ...

              Project Management

                ...
              etc. But using is not prohibited; only restriction is about headings and using
              • for lists and

                for prose. Using inside

                is okay. It's not a heading. So we can do that. Similarly for Requirements: we have Education, Work Experience, Leadership. Could format as

                Education

                  ... but it's not a list; it's a sentence. Could just put as

                  . Education: "Degree in Architecture or Interior Design (or equivalent experience)". That's a sentence. Work Experience: "10–15+ years of professional experience, including: Aviation / Airport Project Experience (required For SME Role) 5+ years managing projects Licensed Architect or Interior Designer required". That's a bit messy. We could break into bullet list: - 10–15+ years of professional experience - Aviation / Airport Project Experience (required For SME Role) - 5+ years managing projects - Licensed Architect or Interior Designer required. But the original says "including:" then list. We'll preserve as bullet list. Thus Requirements section: we can have

                  Education

                  Degree in Architecture or Interior Design (or equivalent experience)

                  then

                  Work Experience

                  • 10–15+ years of professional experience
                  • Aviation / Airport Project Experience (required For SME Role)
                  • 5+ years managing projects
                  • Licensed Architect or Interior Designer required
                  But note "Licensed Architect or Interior Designer required" is a requirement; we included. Now Skills section: list of skills. From posting: "Advanced Proficiency In Experience with building systems and envelope detailing (preferred)" (maybe a skill). Then list: Revit (BIM modeling), Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office Suite, Strong presentation, graphic communication, and storytelling skills, Excellent verbal and written communication abilities, Ability to lead complex, multidisciplinary teams in highly regulated environments. We'll put as bullet list. Now ensure we didn't include boilerplate: removed equal opportunity statement. Now output HTML fragment only. Let's craft. Check for any stray text: The beginning had "li{ margin: -8px;} IA Interior Architects translates client goals..." That's CSS and intro description. That is substantive? It's about the company. Should we include? The instruction: Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions. The company description at start is substantive? It's about IA. It might be considered part of the job posting overview. However we already have an About the role section that includes overview of role. The company description could be considered part of "About the role" or maybe a separate "About the company". But we only have allowed headings: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We could include company description in About the role as prose before the overview. That would preserve it. So About the role section could start with the company description then the overview. Thus About the role: combine the initial paragraph(s) about IA and then the Position Overview paragraph. Let's extract: The text after the CSS: "IA Interior Architects translates client goals, brand and culture into powerful environments built around people, processes, technologies and business drivers. Our clients in diverse markets worldwide require high-performance, visually compelling and sustainable environments to move their enterprise forward, support their culture, engage their staff, integrate technology and drive efficiencies. As architects, designers, workplace strategists and environmental specialists in the largest global architecture firm concentrating exclusively on interiors, we help clients articulate and align their business strategies and core values with the dynamic use of space. Our team members are collaborative, creative, professional, expert and entrepreneurial. Joining our team requires skill, daring, leadership, teaming, humor and a love of interiors." Then after that: "Aviation / Airport Subject Matter Expert (SME) Position Overview We are seeking an experienced Aviation / Airport Subject Matter Expert to join our Miami studio. This role offers a clear path to leadership for a Project Architect or Project Manager ready to take on full responsibility for project and program management. The ideal candidate brings deep expertise in aviation and airport environments, guiding complex projects from early planning through delivery while serving as a trusted advisor to clients and internal teams." Thus About the role section will contain those paragraphs. We'll put them as

                  elements. Now ensure we

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