Senior Living Architectural Designer
Meyer is seeking a talented and motivated Architectural Designer with 5–8 years of experience to join our dynamic Senior Living Architectural Group. This is a unique opportunity to be part of a passionate, collaborative team focused on designing innovative environments that enhance the lives of older adults. Ideal candidates will bring strong Revit documentation skills, a solid understanding of the architectural process from concept through construction, and a proactive, creative approach to design. If you’re ready to grow professionally while contributing to meaningful, human-centered design work, we want to hear from you.
Required Skills and Experience
- Registration is not required
- CAD proficiency and strong Revit documentation skills required.
- Solid understanding of the architectural design process, from Pre-Design and Conceptual Design through Construction Administration.
- General knowledge of typical structural, MEP and life safety building systems.
- General building code knowledge is necessary; CA experience is a plus but not required.
- Must be a team player that takes direction well, works independently, and checks in as needed to ensure project quality and professional growth.
- Proactive communicator not afraid to ask questions.
- Creative thinker that can be a contributor to design thinking and project execution.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Participate in conceptualization exercises, product research and design efforts with project team(s) and sector studio(s).
- Complete project tasks: Design (building layouts, concept sketches, 3D imagery, detailing, etc.); Documentation (plans, sections, elevations, schedules, etc.); Coordination of deliverables in conjunction with project team.
- Perform project surveys.
- Develop general knowledge and application of products, materials, and building materials used in typical sector projects.
- Research and determine building codes and incorporate into project design as appropriate.
- Coordinate with consultants, vendors, engineers, and representatives.
- Attend job meetings and produce record meeting minutes, as appropriate.
- Participate in construction administration responsibilities: site observations and punchlists
- Support Meyer internal standards, business and culture initiatives and programs, as appropriate.
- Active involvement in Meyer’s culture, personal development, and the broader design community.