Design Associate

Responsibilities

Collaborate closely with the Project Director and multidisciplinary teams to develop innovative design solutions, from concept through to construction. Manage project and design processes, ensuring timely delivery and adherence to deadlines, budgets, and regulatory requirements. Supervise and review drawings to ensure design constructability, contributing to firm-wide design excellence and problem‑solving. Demonstrate creative thinking abilities and contributes to firm‑wide design excellence and problem solving. Provide influencing ideas to enhance team productivity. Collaborate with project managers to execute design visions within project constraints, including timelines, budgets, and regulatory requirements. Ensure project filing is accordance to officewide standard system. Incorporates integrated sustainable design solutions into projects. Participates in managing client relationships and representing Company Brand when meeting with clients and other consultants. Attend presentations and meetings with client, consultants, and key stakeholders. Understands company agreements, contracts, and deliverables, and assures that company standards for project management are met. Contribute to the firm's promotion by participating in professional organizations and events, including international travel for project meetings, site visits, and business development as necessary. Requirements

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Landscape Architecture, Architecture, or related field from an accredited institution. 7 to 10 years of professional experience in landscape architecture or related design field, demonstrating creative excellence. Proficient in AutoCAD, Revit, Adobe Creative Suite, SketchUp, Rhino; familiarity with BIM (Building Information Modeling) is a significant asset. Exceptional verbal and written communication skills, able to present concepts clearly and persuasively. Strong teamwork and interpersonal abilities, with experience in multidisciplinary collaboration. Professional licensure preferred but not required.

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