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Seeking a challenging and fulfilling opportunity as a Part 2 Architectural Assistant? Looking to advance your career with a company that offers a clear path for growth in the industry? Look no further!
Our esteemed client, a premier architectural practice with multiple offices throughout the UK and a portfolio of award-winning projects, is searching for an ambitious Part 2 Architectural Assistant to join their exceptional team of approximately 25 Architecture professionals in their Cambridge office.
This practice boasts numerous successes in a wide range of sectors and are currently delivering quality projects within Specialist Conservation, Complex Listed Buildings, High End Residential, Education, Hospitality & Leisure, Urban Design and Masterplanning to name a few.
A clear and achievable career progression awaits within the company, making this an attractive opportunity for Architectural Assistants with a strong desire to excel beyond their current level of expertise - particularly if you wish to work towards becoming a Chartered Architect.
Requirements for Part 2 Architectural Assistant:
- Recognised RIBA/ARB Part II qualification in Architecture
- Proficiency with AutoCAD & Adobe Creative Suite essential
- Proficiency with Revit - highly desirable
- Knowledge of UK Planning Policy and Building Regulations
- Strong communication, organisational, and design skills
- Proactive, collaborative, and innovative mindset
- Ambitions to develop into a fully chartered Architect
In addition to a highly competitive salary package ranging from 28k - 33k, our client offers the chance to become part of a firm that, while not the largest in size, boasts a stellar reputation and competes with the best practices in their field.
They have cultivated an enviable work environment that has attracted and retained a talented workforce with minimal turnover.
Do not miss out on this exciting opportunity for a Part 2 Architectural Assistant!
Send your up-to-date CV and work portfolio to Joey Waller or call (phone number removed) for further details.
