Job Description

Project Architect (8–12 Years)

Location: Seattle, WA (Hybrid: 2 days in-office / 3 days remote)
Experience: 8–12 years
Software: Revit (required)

Position Overview

seeking a Project Architect to lead the technical delivery of complex projects from design development through construction administration. This role is ideal for an architect who is highly proficient in Revit , excels in coordination and documentation, and enjoys partnering with design leadership, consultants, and clients to produce clear, buildable, high-quality work.

Healthcare and/or civic experience is not required , but would strongly value candidates who have contributed to healthcare environments and/or civic/public-sector buildings .

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the production of Revit-based drawing sets across project phases (DD → CD → permitting → CA).

• Coordinate with internal teams and external consultants (MEP/FP, structural, civil, specialty consultants) to ensure integrated documents.

• Translate design intent into accurate, code-compliant construction documents.

• Manage technical decisions, detailing strategies, and documentation standards to support quality and constructability.

• Support project planning: scope alignment, milestone schedules, deliverable planning, and internal coordination.

• Participate in permitting and agency coordination, responding to plan review comments and revisions.

• Provide construction administration support: RFIs, submittals, ASIs, site observations, and field issue resolution.

• Contribute to QA/QC processes and help mentor junior staff in documentation, Revit practices, and standards.

Required Qualifications

• 8–12 years of professional experience in architecture with substantial project documentation responsibility.

• Expert proficiency in Revit (model organization, documentation workflows, coordination practices).

• Strong knowledge of building systems coordination, detailing, and construction document production.

• Working understanding of applicable building codes and typical jurisdictional review processes.

• Clear communication skills and the ability to collaborate across disciplines and stakeholders.

Preferred (Nice-to-Have)

• Experience on healthcare projects and/or civic/public buildings.

• Licensed Architect (or actively pursuing licensure).

• Experience with CA on complex projects (tight schedules, multiple stakeholders, high documentation rigor).

Compensation

Base Salary Range (Seattle market): $115,000 – $160,000 (DOE)

Work Schedule & Location

• Hybrid schedule: 2 days per week in-office (Seattle) and 3 days remote

• Collaboration-forward environment with in-person touchpoints for coordination, pin-ups, and key milestones.

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