Conrad Consulting are delighted to be working closely with one of the UK's leading architectural practices that feature prominently in the AJ100 list of practices year upon year. The practice are actively seeking an experienced, job running Architectural Technologist to join their head office in Leicester, East Midlands.
This will be an ideal opportunity to progress in your career as an Architectural Technologist, as the practice regularly promote from within. An exceptional benefits and incentive based bonus and progression structure means you will be constantly striving to achieve your next step in the company.
More about the practice:
AJ100 listed practice, with offices based throughout the UK and internationally.
Company wide the sectors worked in are varied, with this role in the Leicester office focusing on Industrial & Logistics sector work.
BIM and Revit software is used throughout the company.
Offer an excellent incentive based scheme which encourages continued motivation and support to employees.
What they are seeking in an Architectural Technologist:
UK recognised qualifications at degree level or equivalent.
Approximately 5-10 years of industry experience, ideally in a private practice environment.
Full proficiency in the use of Revit software.
Experience of working in various sectors, but with Industiral/Logistics projects being of most interest.
Job running experience is a must for this role
Sound knowledge of UK Building Regulations, alongside experience of planning application drawings and feasibility proposals.
What's in it for you?
Aside from an attractive salary in the region of £38,000-£44,000 per annum (dependant on experience), the practice hold incentive based reviews 3 times a year, with salary increments added depending on performance, along with various other benefits including hybrid working.
To apply to this position as an Architectural Technologist, please forward your up to date CV and portfolio through to Ashley Johnson at Conrad Consulting. You can also contact Ashley on (phone number removed) for a confidential discussion