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Frantz Slater Design Collective is seeking computational designers to join its team in Madrid, Spain.

Frantz Slater Design Collective (FSDC) is seeking to expand our studio of talented landscape architects to include computational designers with a degree in either landscape architecture or architecture to join our studio in Madrid, Spain.

FSDC is an award-wining boutique landscape architecture studio based in Madrid, Spain, collaborating on thoughtful, forward-thinking and globally significant landscape architecture and place-making projects. the studio is in a position to expand, and we are seeking like-minded landscape architects to contribute to our growing portfolio of projects.

Our studio ethos is rooted in developing talented colleagues who place people first; our clients, colleagues and one another. as landscape architects, we design for people and have found that we need to empathise, care for and understand one another to make thoughtful and creative contributions to social spaces within the public realm for our work to become successful.

We are a team of talented, ambitious and diligent individuals who follow a team-first philosophy. we are a design collective that is drawn to both edges of the design process, the exploratory conceptual thinking and the construction process of building our projects for the public through our wonderful clients.

If you are interested in speaking with us, please write directly via the apply for job button below and we will do our best to respond in a timely and orderly fashion.

Computational designer (landscape architecture)

Madrid, Spain. Remote. Project-based with long-term opportunity.

As our portfolio continues to expand, we are seeking a computational designer with advanced expertise in Rhino and Grasshopper to help develop innovative computational workflows for large-scale landscape and urban design projects.

Working closely with our landscape architects and BIM team, you will transform complex design ideas into flexible, efficient parametric systems that support both design exploration and project delivery.

Your role and responsibilities:

• develop advanced Grasshopper definitions for landscape and urban design systems
• translate conceptual design into robust parametric models
• create computational workflows for surfaces, patterns, grading studies and complex landscape geometries
• optimize geometry for BIM documentation and downstream project workflows
• build clean, well-structured and reusable Grasshopper scripts for long-term studio use
• collaborate with designers to automate repetitive tasks and improve design efficiency

Required documentation:

• candidates must have the legal right to work within the European Union.
• applicants must be eligible to work in the EU without employer sponsorship.

Essential skills:

• advanced proficiency in Rhino 3D and Grasshopper
• strong understanding of computational design, geometry logic and algorithmic thinking
• experience working on large-scale landscape, urban design or architectural projects
• ability to create organized, scalable and well-documented Grasshopper definitions
• excellent communication skills and confidence working within a remote team
• professional proficiency in English
• Python or C# scripting for Grasshopper
• Rhino.Inside.Revit workflows
• experience with terrain modeling, grading and landscape design
• knowledge of environmental analysis or simulation tools (Ladybug, Honeybee, etc.)
• familiarity with Autodesk Revit and BIM workflows

What we offer:

• opportunity to work on internationally recognized landscape architecture projects
• long-term collaboration within a growing, design-led studio
• a collaborative environment where computational design is integrated into every stage of the design process

If you’re passionate about computational design and enjoy solving complex design challenges through parametric thinking, we’d love to hear from you.

Please send your CV, portfolio and examples of your Grasshopper work to: [email protected] and [email protected].

Thank you for your interest.

Deadline: 2 November 2026

www.fsdcollective.com