Project Architect

Stamford
2 weeks ago
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Bennett and Game have the pleasure of working with a reputable architectural practice based in Stamford who are looking for a Project Architect to join their growing team. With over 23 years' experience our client has an extensive list of companies they have worked with including retail leading blue chip companies. The predominant focus will be working within the industrial and commercial sector whilst using Revit software. The client is offering a competitive salary of up to £45,000 as well as an excellent package including a progression plan, support programme, healthcare, over 30 days annual leave, gym access and access to a discount code platform.

For an experienced Project Architect looking to advance their career in a busy, encouraging environment, our client is presenting an exceptional opportunity. An architect who succeeds should be driven to reach this position because there is room for career advancement to Senior and Associate roles down the road.

Project Architect Overview

Oversee and manage projects independently, with a focus on multi million industrial schemes
Work alongside internal and external stakeholders
Work on all RIBA stages
Prepare tender applications and presentations
Resolve problems and issues that arise during construction
Liaise with clients and develop key relationships

Project Architect Requirements

ARB registered
Proven experience using Revit
Ability to run own projects
Understanding of steel frames and cladding systems is preferable
Good design skills
Progressive individual wanting to advance their career
Highly motivated with a great work ethic
Commutable distance to Stamford

Project Architect Benefits

Competitive salary of £35,000- £45,000 DOE
23 days holiday plus bank holiday
Progression opportunities
Support Programme
Access to discount code platform
Gym access- tennis, squash, mini golf
Pension scheme
Health Insurance Bennett & Game Recruitment are acting as a Recruitment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

Bennett and Game Recruitment are a multi-disciplined technical recruitment agency based in Chichester, West Sussex operating across the UK with specialist teams covering a range of industries.

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