London, UK
Part 1 architectural assistant
at Alma-nac
Alma-nac is looking for a Part 1 architectural assistant to join its team based near Waterloo in London.
We are an award-winning design studio and named one of The Architects’ Journal’s 40 under 40. We are committed to producing high-quality architecture whilst maintaining a lively and engaging work environment.
We are proud to have recently become a certified B Corp.
Candidates should possess the following:
- Part 1 qualification
- excellent 3D modelling skills – physical and digital
- ArchiCAD experience preferred, but not essential
- proficiency in the Adobe suite
- exceptional presentation skills
- strong communications skills, both written and verbal
- ability to manage workloads under time pressure
- willingness to assist in general practice management
Above all we are looking for someone with a grounded creative approach, a strong attention to detail and whom enjoys working as a team.
What we can offer:
- 20 days annual leave, in addition to days between Christmas and New Year
- cycle scheme
- flexitime
- work from home on Fridays (optional)
- a focus on work/life balance
- lunch in the studio once a week
We are looking for someone to start ASAP, but are flexible.
We would be open to candidates who wish to work part-time. If you wish to apply on a part-time basis, please indicate this in your covering letter and let us know what hours you propose. Please note, our standard working week is 40 hours.
Salary: £27,500-£29,000 p.a. dependent on experience
To apply
Applications must be submitted by Wednesday 17 July 2024. Early applications are gratefully received.
Please submit your applications via the ‘apply for job’ button below.
Please include your cover letter, CV and portfolio (10MB max). Within your cover letter please state your earliest or preferred start date.
Alma-nac is an equal opportunities employer. Applications are presented to the selection panel blindly. To help with this please do not include photos of yourself within your application.
No agencies, please.