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.

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.

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

The Work

You will work on life sciences projects, including laboratory and research buildings.
You will produce and develop drawings and models in Revit.
You will take detailed technical work through the design stages.
You will coordinate your output with consultants and the wider project team.
You will help move projects from design into delivery on site.

What You Need

You are a qualified Architect with at least three years post registration.
Working knowledge of Revit is essential for this role.
Experience on life sciences or laboratory projects would be preferred.
You can produce technical drawings and coordinate detailed information.
You are confident working with consultants across a project team.
Familiarity with regulated or technically complex buildings would be preferred.

The Offer

This is a full-time, permanent position.
Cycle to work scheme.
Regular CPD, training and support.
Work events, drinks, monthly socials.
Clear opportunities for professional development and career progression.

Life-Sciences Architect