Architect Team Lead

Key Accountabilities Leading, managing, and coordinating the architectural team assigned to projects, allocating tasks based on priorities, workload, and deliverables. Developing and maintaining architectural drawings and models using Revit and other relevant design software. Ensuring drawings and models are developed in accordance with project design briefs, company standards, and applicable building codes. Reviewing architectural drawings, models, and deliverables to ensure accuracy, quality, and compliance with project requirements. Coordinating architectural designs with structural (including ETABS outputs), MEP, infrastructure, and other disciplines to identify and resolve design and construction conflicts. Monitoring the team's progress against project deliverables, milestones, and submission schedules, ensuring accurate and timely issuance. Coordinating with design consultants, subcontractors, and project teams, and participating in coordination, technical, and design review meetings. Reviewing shop drawings and construction drawings to ensure consistency with project documentation, and supporting technical office and site teams with quantities, sections, schedules, and details. Providing technical guidance, mentoring, and performance feedback to junior architects and team members. Ensuring compliance with company policies, project procedures, quality standards, and HSE requirements, and identifying opportunities to improve design processes and coordination practices. Qualifications, Experience, Knowledge & Skills Bachelor's degree in Architecture or a related engineering/architectural discipline. Minimum 8 years of relevant experience in architectural design and construction projects, with proven experience in a design leadership or coordination role. Advanced knowledge of Revit; familiarity with ETABS for structural coordination. Strong understanding of architectural drawings, construction details, specifications, and construction methodologies. Strong understanding of design workflows, multidisciplinary coordination, and information management. Show more Show less