Life-Sciences Architect

Job Description

Life sciences is one of the busier corners of UK architecture, and this is a role for a qualified Architect who wants to make it their specialism. You will work on life sciences projects using Revit, at a practice building a pipeline in the sector.

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This suits you if you are a few years qualified and ready to take real ownership of technical delivery. With at least three years post-qualification experience behind you, you will run detailed work on lab and research buildings and see projects through the stages.

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Read on if you want depth in one sector rather than a bit of everything.

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The Work

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• You will work on life sciences projects, including laboratory and research buildings.

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• You will produce and develop drawings and models in Revit.

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• You will take detailed technical work through the design stages.

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• You will coordinate your output with consultants and the wider project team.

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• You will help move projects from design into delivery on site.

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What You Need

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• You are a qualified Architect with at least three years post registration.

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• Working knowledge of Revit is essential for this role.

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• Experience on life sciences or laboratory projects would be preferred.

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• You can produce technical drawings and coordinate detailed information.

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• You are confident working with consultants across a project team.

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• Familiarity with regulated or technically complex buildings would be preferred.

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The Offer

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• This is a full-time, permanent position.

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• Cycle to work scheme.

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• Regular CPD, training and support.

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• Work events, drinks, monthly socials.

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• Clear opportunities for professional development and career progression.

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