Landscape Designer PositionCompany: HBB Landscape ArchitectureSalary: $80,000 - $90,000 Annually HBB Landscape Architecture is seeking an organized, proactive individual who is enthusiastic about their career growth within our fast-paced and team-oriented environment. New team members can expect to be involved in diverse project types with work ranging from planning to construction documentation, and construction oversight. Your day-to-day work can include project design, graphic design, and preparing presentations, community outreach, site visits for projects around the Puget Sound region, development of construction drawings, specifications, cost estimates, and construction administration. You will also collaborate and coordinate with multi-disciplinary teams throughout the development of projects, including clients and outside consultants. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
BENEFITS: HBB's benefits plan includes competitive salaries, health, vision and dental insurance, paid time off, paid holidays, a retirement plan with employer contribution, a monthly ORCA transit pass, a hybrid work model, and reimbursement for professional memberships and continuing education. Salary range offered for this position is $80k to $90k, commensurate with relevant experience. Why work for HBB Landscape Architecture HBB Landscape Architecture is a 22-person professional Landscape Architecture firm located in the Belltown neighborhood of Seattle. Established in 1990, our firm offers an “open office” experience, learning and growth opportunities, and a collaborative team environment. More information about HBB and our projects can be found at www.hbbseattle.com. How to Apply Please submit .pdf files including a letter-of-interest, resume, and portfolio with work samples to Michael Walton, [email protected].
Over 90% of our work at HBB is in Washington State and the Puget Sound Region and our office is located in downtown Seattle. This position requires employees to live within commutable distance to the Seattle metro region; regular in-office work is required. |