Architect (LEED Certified) - PHP 15,000 New Hore Bonus | Permanent WFH

As an Architect (LEED Certified) at BizForce, you will drive the planning and design of sustainable projects, oversee their execution, and ensure that they comply with environmental regulations and industry standards. Your expertise in green architecture will be instrumental in delivering eco-friendly solutions that meet and surpass client expectations.

To apply for the Architect position at BizForce, candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree in Architecture or a related field, be a licensed architect, and have at least 5 years of relevant experience. Knowledge of various green building programs and proficiency in architectural software like REVIT or ArchiCAD is also essential.

Working as a remote Architect at BizForce comes with numerous benefits including permanent work-from-home flexibility, leave credits, a weekly paycheck, a monetary allowance, and an annual bonus. Additionally, you’ll enjoy a thriving company culture that emphasizes personal development and autonomy.

BizForce is dedicated to the career growth of its Architect employees by providing exclusive specialized training programs and a supportive environment that encourages skill advancement. This focus helps you stay at the forefront of green design and architectural excellence.

As an Architect at BizForce, you will work on a variety of projects involving sustainable and eco-friendly designs. These projects will prioritize energy efficiency and compliance with green building standards, allowing you to make a significant impact in the architectural landscape.

Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills are crucial for the Architect role at BizForce. Additionally, expertise in green building programs and proficiency in architectural design software are imperative to successfully execute projects.

Choosing BizForce means joining one of the fastest-growing global outsourcing companies, where you’ll be part of a team committed to delivering high-quality results for clients. You will benefit from a remote work environment and enjoy various perks while contributing to innovative, sustainable architectural solutions.

LEED, or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is an internationally recognized green building certification that promotes sustainable practices in architecture. Be ready to discuss your familiarity with the LEED rating system, its categories, and your experience in applying LEED principles in past projects.

When approaching a new sustainable design project, I begin with a thorough analysis of the client's needs and site conditions. I prioritize energy efficiency, choose sustainable materials, and consult green building certification requirements to ensure all aspects of the project align with sustainability goals.

In a previous project, we encountered zoning restrictions that affected design continuity. I resolved this by collaborating closely with local authorities, adjusting our design to comply with regulations while still delivering on the client's vision. Adaptability and negotiation were key to our success.

I am proficient in various architectural design software such as REVIT and ArchiCAD, which I use for creating detailed models and optimizing designs. Being comfortable with these tools allows me to streamline the design process and collaborate effectively within a remote team.

To ensure compliance with environmental regulations, I conduct extensive research on local codes and standards and incorporate them early in the design process. I also collaborate with environmental engineers to verify that all aspects of the project adhere to pertinent regulations throughout the execution phase.

My experience working with remote teams includes utilizing collaborative tools that facilitate communication and project tracking. I ensure clear expectations and deadlines, maintaining a consistent follow-up process, so every team member is aligned towards common goals, despite being physically apart.

The most critical element of sustainable architecture is the balance between functionality and environmental responsibility. It’s vital to design buildings that not only meet the clients’ needs but also minimize resource consumption and enhance the overall ecological footprint of the project.

Certainly! I have worked on multiple projects applying green building principles, such as a LEED-certified residential building, emphasizing energy efficiency, sustainable materials, and smart design. I can also share insights on how these principles positively impacted project outcomes and client satisfaction.

I embrace client feedback as an essential part of the design process. I actively listen to their concerns and suggestions, view them as opportunities for improvement, and work collaboratively to adjust designs while ensuring that sustainability goals remain intact.

Continuous learning is vital in architecture, particularly in sustainable practices, because the field is constantly evolving with new materials, technologies, and regulations. Keeping abreast of these changes enables architects to innovate and provide the best solutions for clients while minimizing environmental impact.