Project Architect, Science & Technology - Architecture & Design

As a Project Architect at Ware Malcomb, your responsibilities include managing contract drawings from start to finish, working alongside Project Managers to prepare project schedules, overseeing clash management, providing construction administration services, and ensuring compliance with building codes. You’ll also coordinate with various consultants to achieve a complete set of contract documents for building permits and construction.

To qualify for the Project Architect position at Ware Malcomb, you should have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture along with at least 10 years of experience in the field. Proficiency in Revit, AutoCAD, Bluebeam, and Microsoft Office, as well as excellent communication skills and a thorough knowledge of building codes, are essential.

A Project Architect at Ware Malcomb works on a wide variety of projects including office, industrial, science & technology, healthcare, multifamily, retail, and public/institutional designs. This diverse project portfolio allows you to develop your skills in multiple sectors and collaborate with innovative teams.

Ware Malcomb is committed to the professional development of its employees, including Project Architects. The firm actively encourages mentorship, collaboration, and knowledge sharing among team members, as well as participation in industry conferences and workshops to enhance skills and stay updated with current trends.

The work environment at Ware Malcomb is collaborative, dynamic, and creative. As a Project Architect, you'll engage with a supportive team that values innovation and teamwork, empowering you to contribute your ideas and significantly impact project outcomes while enjoying a vibrant workplace culture.

When discussing your project management approach, emphasize your organizational skills and ability to prioritize tasks effectively. Include examples of how you’ve managed tight deadlines and coordinated with multiple teams to ensure design integrity and project success.

Highlight your proficiency with architectural software such as Revit and AutoCAD. Discuss how you leverage these tools to create accurate and detailed drawings that meet client specifications and adhere to industry standards.

Choose a specific project where you faced significant challenges. Detail the issues, your response, and the outcome. This will demonstrate problem-solving abilities and resilience, which are key traits for a Project Architect.

Discuss your familiarity with local building codes and your process for conducting thorough analyses before starting a project. Mention how you stay updated with any changes in legislation that could affect your designs.

Share your leadership style, emphasizing communication, collaboration, and mentorship. Provide examples of how you've guided junior team members and facilitated constructive discussions to achieve project objectives.

Talk about your experience conducting site visits, reviewing shop drawings, and how you have successfully managed the construction administration phase in past projects, ensuring compliance with the original design intent and quality standards.

Discuss your method for proactive conflict resolution, such as clear communication, mapping out the issues, and working collaboratively with various stakeholders to find effective solutions that align with project goals.

Highlight your skills in managing multidisciplinary teams, how you gather the scope of work, and ensure timely communication among mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and civil consultants to maintain project momentum.

Explain your commitment to continuous learning through attending industry conferences, engaging with professional networks, and following leading architecture publications. Share any personal projects or initiatives you’ve undertaken to explore new innovations.

Express your enthusiasm for Ware Malcomb’s innovative approach and strong reputation in the industry. Mention specific aspects of the firm’s projects or culture that resonate with you, illustrating your alignment with their values and mission.