Project Architect Overview • Lead architectural projects focusing on soundproofing insulation for homes impacted by noise from airports and transportation systems. • Coordinate with drafters, engineers, and homeowners to ensure project success from inception to completion. • Manage design and construction documentation, adhering to FAA codes and regulations. • Participate in site visits to evaluate and draft designs directly at impacted homes. • Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including sound engineers and HVAC specialists. • Contribute to community improvement programs, enhancing living conditions near transportation hubs. • Work in a hybrid environment with opportunities for flexible work arrangements. • Benefit from a well-structured organization that values employee tenure and professional growth. Project Architect Key Responsibilities & Duties • Coordinate project teams, including drafters, engineers, and homeowner coordinators, ensuring seamless communication and execution. • Prepare and oversee construction documentation, ensuring compliance with FAA codes and soundproofing standards. • Conduct site visits to impacted homes, drafting designs and evaluating acoustic reports. • Collaborate with sound engineers and HVAC specialists to implement effective soundproofing solutions. • Manage project timelines and budgets, ensuring delivery within scope and schedule. • Engage with homeowners to address concerns and provide updates on project progress. • Contribute to adaptive reuse and interior renovation projects as needed. • Support the opening of new offices and expansion initiatives, including Vermont and Boston locations. Project Architect Job Requirements • Bachelor of Science in Architecture (B.Arch.) or equivalent degree required. • Minimum of 5 years of experience in architectural project management; 10 years preferred. • Proficiency in CAD and Revit software for drafting and design purposes. • Knowledge of FAA codes and soundproofing techniques is advantageous. • Strong organizational skills to manage multiple projects and teams effectively. • Ability to travel periodically for site evaluations and team collaboration. • Excellent communication skills to interact with homeowners and multidisciplinary teams. • Experience in community improvement and adaptive reuse projects is a plus.