Responsibilities

Assembles and manages appropriate project team

Provides expert testimony and conducts project related meetings and presentations

Researches structure history, technical issues, and code issues

Plans and mobilizes for site inspection/investigation

Designs repair details

Prepares drawings and specifications and prepare final project manual.

Prepares bid documents, addenda, change orders, draft investigation reports, and other work product

Conducts on-site inspection/investigation including survey and documentation of distress, complete field testing, remove samples, take photographs, make sketches and etc.

Conducts on-site observations of work in progress

Analyzes research and investigation data and develop alternate schemes for solving problems

Monitors and/or conducts laboratory testing

Attends field meetings and prepare site observation reports

Performs tasks to support office function

Involvement in professional organization, authors papers, attends conferences and performs work on technical committee

Qualifications

Master’s degree in Architecture or Architectural Engineering with a minimum of six years of experience with an architectural or architectural/engineering firm; or Bachelor’s degree in Architecture or Architectural Engineering with nine years of experience with an architectural or architectural/engineering firm

Registration as an Architect in California is preferred

Experience in managing small, medium and large-sized projects

Active in professional organizations

Strong technical skills

Strong written and oral communication skills

Strong computer skills including CADD and Microsoft Office

Independent thinker

Team player

Innovative

Organized

Willingness to work in the field

Ability to work stationary scaffolding and ladders

Ability to travel outside local area, depending on local work load and project locations

*We do not offer relocation costs