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Lead large, complex architectural projects from inception through schematic design, originating and developing concepts, shaping visual narratives and presentations, directing interdisciplinary teams, mentoring designers, and working closely with clients, consultants and global studios. Maintain hands-on design authorship and translate design ambition into coherent spatial, structural and material strategies.

Lead architectural project teams to deliver design, technical, schedule, and financial goals. Manage contracts, budgets, billing, client relationships, risk, schedules, and team performance; mentor staff and support business development.

The Architect will lead project portions, communicate with teams, produce deliverables, and mentor junior staff while focusing on sustainable strategies and innovative design.

Lead the San Francisco and Los Angeles Interiors studios, focusing on design excellence, business development, team mentorship, and financial management for interior projects.

Lead end-to-end delivery of software and infrastructure projects, translate business needs into technical scope, maintain project backlogs, manage schedules/resources/risks, create operational documentation, enforce secure configurations, implement project methodologies, report portfolio metrics, and coordinate stakeholders to meet budget and schedule targets.

Lead proposal preparation, interview strategy, and development of marketing collateral; conduct market and client research; manage Salesforce pipeline; develop pursuit and market strategies; support business plans, train junior marketing staff, represent firm at industry events, and support business development.

The BIM Lead will define and implement digital workflows, oversee BIM models and documentation, train staff, ensure quality control, and collaborate across teams while managing relationships with consultants and technology vendors.

The Project Manager leads architectural project teams, manages client relationships, and ensures project success through collaboration, compliance, and financial oversight, while also engaging in leadership and mentorship of team members.

The Intermediate Designer is responsible for developing project portions, creating deliverables, and collaborating on design concepts while managing workloads and deadlines.

The Senior Project Manager leads project teams, manages client relationships and project success, overseeing schedules and budgets while mentoring staff.