Part 2 Architectural Assistant

Job Title: Part 2 Architectural Assistant
Location: Bradford
Salary: 28,000 - 30,000
A well-established, multi-award-winning architectural practice is looking for a talented designer to join its friendly, fast-moving team. With a quarter of a century behind it, it is RIBA Chartered and a corporate member of CIAT. It is busy, growing, and taking on projects across the UK.
The practice
The practice is best known for transport design, particularly zero-emission bus depots, both brand-new facilities and the conversion of existing sites to electric and hydrogen fleets. It also works in education, commercial and residential. Recent projects include multi-million-pound depot schemes, and the team is carbon-neutral certified and committed to sustainable design. It is a collaborative studio where people work together and see projects through from first sketch to completion.
The role
You'll be involved in projects from concept through to completion, working independently and as part of a close team. As the practice grows, you'll have the chance to take on more responsibility, including leading a small team.
About you

• RIBA Part 2, or qualified as an Architect or Architectural Technologist
• At least 2 years' experience in a design office
• Confident with CAD, ideally Archicad, and comfortable with standard office software
• Flexible and adaptable, happy to switch between self-led work and team projects

What's on offer

• A studio base in Bradford with hybrid working from home
• Exposure to high-profile, sustainability-led projects
• Clear opportunities to progress as the practice expands
• A supportive, sociable culture, with team events and charity fundraising

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