Intermediate Architect
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We are looking for an Intermediate Architect to take on meaningful responsibility across all phases of practice. This is not a production-only role - you will contribute to design, documentation, consultant coordination, and client communication from day one. You will grow alongside the firm.
Requirements
- Professional degree in Architecture (B.Arch or M.Arch)
- 3-6 years of professional experience in an architecture firm
- Experience with commercial core and shell and/or multifamily residential in an urban infill context
- Proficiency in AutoCAD
- Strong 3D modeling, rendering, and presentation skills
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, * Revit proficiency (we are actively transitioning to BIM workflows and this is a near-term priority)
- Familiarity with NYC zoning and building code
- Experience with LPC (Landmarks Preservation Commission) submissions - this is a significant plus
- ARE completion or active progress toward licensure
Benefits & conditions
- Salary range $70,000-$85,000 commensurate with experience
- Monthly health insurance stipend (QSEHRA)
- 15 days PTO plus federal holidays and end-of-year studio closure
- Continuing education and ARE support
About the company
About JL Architects
JL Architects is a lean, high-functioning studio with a strong and growing pipeline of work. Our projects are urban, rigorous, and contextually grounded - multifamily residential, commercial core and shell, and complex infill development across challenging zoning and regulatory environments. We navigate legalizations, landmark approvals, and tight urban sites with a clear, modern design sensibility and an equal commitment to constructability and economy.
Our studio is located in the heart of South Norwalk, steps from the Metro-North station.
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