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Residential Technical Draftsperson
Los Angeles, CA
Technical staff are integral project team members who support Job Captains, Project Managers and Designers across multiple, often simultaneous project efforts. Responsible for deliverables at all stages of project evaluation, design and even construction, Technical Draftspeople must be enthusiastic about the multifamily housing market, be able to actively balance deadlines, and be capable of prioritizing multiple tasks as they potentially move between projects.
Specific tasks include:
Creating, coordinating or refining architectural plans, elevations, sections, etc.
Producing illustrative or graphic materials such as renderings or other visuals for presentations
Developing design documentation under the guidance of Job Captains or Project Managers
Incorporating corrections into drawings sets (red lines or plan check comments)
Assisting in project administration
Responsibilities
All levels – produce technical work supporting production and design departments
All levels – work within the team environment to produce architectural details or copy, and revise existing drawingsOversee 2-4 architectural staff
All levels – prepare graphic or documentation packages under supervision
All levels – integrate office-wide standards into graphic and documentation packages
Introductory/Intermediate level – adapt or generate schematic design drawings or architectural details from rough sketches or marked-up drawings
Intermediate levels – complete schedules, callouts, indexes and other design documentation support materials with the oversight and mark-ups of others
Advanced levels – implement design revisions, identifying known errors and making recommendations for corrections
Advanced levels – make design decisions based on the program, code requirements and project concept design
Advanced levels – prepare area takeoffs and quantity estimates
Advanced levels – mentor less experienced staff
Skill Sets
All levels – general knowledge of building design and documentation
All levels – interest in learning and expanding graphic as well as documentation skills
All levels – technical proficiency with Revit / BIM, Bluebeam
All levels – 3D visualization and graphic presentation via software such as SketchUp, Photoshop and Illustrator
Intermediate/Advance levels – have REVIT modeling and family creation knowledge
Intermediate level – proficiency in document coordination and detail development
Advanced levels – general knowledge of code requirements
Education
Introductory – Tech School/AA degree preferred
Intermediate – Bachelor of Architecture degree or equivalent required and 2 years minimum architectural experience in an office environment
Advanced – Bachelor of Architecture degree or equivalent required and 4 years minimum architectural experience in an office environment
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