Architectural Designer

SMRT is a multi-disciplinary, full-service architecture and engineering firm specializing in the design of high-performing, complex and sustainable environments nationwide with a concentration in the Northeast. We are committed to partnership and collaboration with our clients and colleagues, and to creating opportunities for our staff to hone their expertise and advance their careers through personal growth and professional success. SMRT enjoys longevity and stability; our strategic vision provides for a strong and exciting future of continued growth and expansion.

Typical Duties and Responsibilities:

1. Requires a basic understanding of building materials, systems, code requirements, and construction methods.
2. Possesses an understanding of drafting principles to work efficiently and accurately to produce construction documents.
3. Able to meet deadlines and commitments and function as part of a team.
4. Detail oriented and able to produce a high quality and quantity of work on time.
5. Able to be flexible and adapt in response to changing work conditions and demands.
6. Approaches the position and work in a serious, conscientious and mature manner.
7. Strong working knowledge and experience using Revit.
8. Basic knowledge of SketchUp and Rhino is desired.
9. Experience with energy modeling software is desired
10. Basic knowledge of the Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Suite software is desired.

SMRT rewards hard work and creativity with a competitive compensation package that includes:

• Flexible work environment
• Paid time off (vacation, sick, community service) starting at 6 weeks
• Healthcare, dental and life insurance benefits
• 401(k) retirement savings plan with automatic company contribution
• Education and training assistance
• Reimbursement for licensure

SMRT is an open culture of listening, communicating and knowledge sharing. We value collegiality, individual and collective energy, leadership and innovation.

AA/EOE

Requirements:

1. 5-year B-Arch, or BA/BS with M-Arch.

2. Currently working towards licensure through participation in NCARB's AXP or actively engaged in taking the ARE.

3. 2 - 4 years working experience is desired.