Designer (0-4 Years Experience)
LEDDY MAYTUM STACY Architects (LMSA www.lmsarch.com) is an award winning 35-person architectural practice established in 2001, located in the Mission District of San Francisco. We are a nationally recognized mission driven practice and the 2017 National AIA Architecture Firm Award Recipient. We are a diverse group of designers who share a common belief in the transformative power of architecture to help lead the way to a just, healthy, and regenerative future. We work with leading non-profit, educational, housing, and social justice organizations to create sustainable new environments that advance their important missions.
We are seeking talented and well-rounded staff to join our team full time and collaborate on exciting commissions. We offer candidates the opportunity to be involved in every phase of the design and construction process, and we value, encourage and are inspired by the individual talents each of our staff brings to the architectural design process. LMSA offers a competitive salary based on candidate qualifications and experience, plus full benefits.
Qualifications:
Candidate shall have the following qualifications and skills:
- 0-4 years of professional architectural experience.
- A professional degree in Architecture from an accredited US architecture program.
- Demonstrated progress toward IDP requirements and licensure.
- Background that includes creative architectural design and/or documentation experience at multiple project phases, technical research, and detailing.
- Excellent communication and organizational skills.
- Self-motivated within a multi-disciplinary team context.
- Proficiency in design visualization and presentation graphics software (i.e. Sketchup, Rhino, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, and hand sketching) is required. Revit, Lumion AutoCAD, Grasshopper, and model building skills are highly desired.
- Knowledge and implementation experience of sustainable design practices; LEED Accreditation (Green Associate or AP) is desired.
- Awareness of state and local building codes and accessibility requirements.