Licensed Architect / Project Architect
Employer: gpac
Location: Portland, OR (hybrid; local to office and project sites)
Pay: Not listed
Type: Full-time — Licensed Architect / Project Architect (design & project delivery)
What You’ll Do:
Lead projects from design through construction delivery across commercial, institutional, retail, and residential sectors. Use Revit and project-management tools to produce construction documents, coordinate consultants, manage budgets and schedules, review submittals/RFI work, and mentor junior team members. You’ll own technical decisions on projects and represent the firm with clients and contractors.
Why It Stands Out:
• Join a well-established, design-focused firm with a decades-long track record and diverse project portfolio.
• Real ownership and leadership opportunities in a mid-sized practice—great for architects who want visible impact.
• Balanced lifestyle emphasis: flexible hybrid schedule and a supportive culture that promotes professional growth.
• Wide variety of project types—strong portfolio development for future career moves.
Potential Trade-offs:
• PE/RA licensure and solid project experience required—this is a senior role, not entry level.
• Project deadlines and client demands can create periods of high workload—expect occasional long hours near milestones.
• Pay not posted—confirm compensation and benefits during the hiring conversation.
Skills & Qualifications:
• Valid architectural license.
• Strong Revit expertise and familiarity with project-management tools.
• Proven experience overseeing projects through all phases (design → delivery).
• Portfolio demonstrating relevant project experience and leadership/mentoring capability.
• Strong communication and client-management skills.
Benefits & Notes:
• Opportunities for advancement and professional development.
• Flexible, hybrid schedule to support work–life balance.
• Reach out to the gpac recruiter (contact listed on the posting) to discuss fit and compensation.
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Would you take this job—or should I pull other licensed-architect/project-architect openings (different markets, salary-listed, or fully-remote/higher-seniority)?