Project Architect - Water Resource Recovery Market

Duties And Responsibilities

• Responsible for ensuring the overall design intent of the project established by the Design Manager is incorporated into the detailed documentation
• Maintains the design process from the conceptual phase through construction administration, ensuring the design is properly conveyed and executed
• Works with the project specification writer to develop architectural specifications and coordinates drawings and specifications
• Checks completed reports, plans, estimates, and calculations for accuracy
• Leads the overall architectural discipline strategy for producing the documents and identifies the sheets planned for each stage of the work
• Defines how data will be organized into files and which elements will be incorporated in a Building Information Model and final construction drawings
• Communicates with other disciplines, vendors, and contractors to ensure incorporation of all information into project requirements and provides support as necessary
• Ensures that construction detail documentation conforms to Quality Assurance, Quality Control, and best practice standards important to Jacobs
• Prepares technical drawings and details
• Meets with municipal building departments and other governing agency officials to coordinate approvals
• Writes technical reports and memos for client-based project work
• Attends on-site visits, field reviews, and project meetings as required for the project
• Collaborates with vendors, clients, and other discipline group designers to incorporate drawings that affect the specific project design
• Incorporates Integrated Sustainable Design solutions into projects
• Fosters a commitment to external and internal client service and business development through project delivery responsibilities
• Creates and grows your personal brand within Jacobs across disciplines, offices, and performance units
• Create and maintain internal and external client relationships, leveraging them to secure invitations to future project opportunities

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from an accredited Architectural program (or foreign equivalent)
• Licensed Architect or on track for attaining a license within the United States with the ability to obtain reciprocity in Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana
• A minimum of 10 years of relevant experience in Architectural Design with a preference in public works infrastructure
• Self-motivated personality with the ability to work collaboratively and independently as appropriate in a hybrid work environment, as well as adaptability to meet changing deadlines
• Strong knowledge of design, trends, construction methodology, material application, and manufacturer-supplier appropriateness
• Thorough knowledge of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and familiarity with project delivery methodologies, including but not limited to design-bid-build, design for design-build, and design-build
• Proficiency with building codes and standards (IBC, NFPA, OSHA), technical report writing, and specifications
• Proficiency with Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Microsoft O365 Suite
• Ability to lead & collaborate with design teams consisting of local and remote team members across a variety of disciplines
• Proficiency in Enscape, Photoshop, other graphics and rendering software
• Proficiency in Bluebeam Revu
• Familiarity with sustainable design software analysis tools
• Familiarity with current and next-generation software and programming Dynamo, Sustainable Design Analysis tools, data analytics tools
• Prior experience or familiarity with Water Resource Recovery facilities or similar industrial uses
• Proficiency in Enscape, Photoshop, other graphics and rendering software
• Proficiency in Bluebeam Revu
• Familiarity with sustainable design software analysis tools
• Familiarity with current and next-generation software and programming Dynamo, Sustainable Design Analysis tools, data analytics tools
• Prior experience designing for and in the vicinity of chemical storage and feed buildings