ARCHITECT II (LAWA)

LAWA’s Planning & Division (PDD) is seeking qualified candidates for our “Architect II” position in our Architecture & Planning Unit (APU).

Join us in our mission to “Make The Journey Better” for the billions of passengers, employees, and guests that travel to & through our Airports. The selected candidate will join our team of 40 planners, architects, engineers, and other technical professionals to plan & design our next wave of capital investments, including airfield improvements, terminal improvements, infrastructure improvements, and more.

Essential Job Duties Include:

Manage a multi-disciplined team of planners, architects, engineers, and other professionals to guide the planning, design, permitting, procurement, construction, and activation of various airport capital improvement projects.

Coordinate with Clients & Stakeholders to develop a Business Case for potential Capital Projects.

Develop and present preliminary design-alternatives and comparative-analysis to address requests and/or concerns from LAWA leadership and/or project stakeholders throughout the planning & design process.

Review planning & design submittals for completeness, accuracy, and conformance to the applicable project requirements, and provide meaningful & constructive feedback to the planning & design team. This may include reviewing & commenting on conformance to applicable codes & regulations, industry standards, and unique owner performance requirements.

Solicit feedback from internal and external project stakeholders, and guide design teams through competing interests and projects constraints to ensure the best possible outcomes with respect to quality, cost, schedule, sustainability, resiliency, innovation, user-experience, constructability, operational flexibility, maintainability, etc.

Manage planning & design efforts throughout all stages of a project (Project Definition, Concept Design, Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documents, Construction Administration) to ensure that projects fulfill their mission, while remaining on-schedule and on-budget.

Facilitate smooth transitions as projects advance from planning through design, procurement, construction, and activation.

Manage design efforts across multiple projects to ensure a cohesive architectural statement and user-experience throughout the LAX campus.

Bachelors or Masters Degree in Architecture.

Minimum 5 Years of Professional Experience.

Licensed Architect (preferably by CA Board of Architects).

Experienced with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, SharePoint, PowerBI, etc.).

Familiar with Planning & Design Software (AutoDesk, Sketchup, etc.).

Experience with preparing Planning Documents and Preliminary Design Packages for Capital Projects (i.e. Business Case, Alternatives Analysis, Project Definition Books, Concept Design, Schematic Design, Technical Performance-Criteria, etc.).

Experience with Alternative Delivery Methods (Progressive Design-Build, CMAR, etc.).

Experience with Aviation and the associated Regulatory Agencies (CBP, DHS, FAA, TSA, etc.).

Experience with Plan-Check and Permitting (preferably in Los Angeles).

Familiarity with the Planning, Design, Construction, Operations, and Maintenance of Airport Facilities (Terminals, Roadways, Runways, Infrastructure, etc.).

Ideally, youll also have:

Certifications such as AAAE, CASp, LEED, PMP, etc. are desirable.

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