Senior Architect

Job Description
A design professional who, working with little or no supervision, applies scientific knowledge, architectural knowledge, mathematics, and ingenuity to complete assignments related to a specific technical field or discipline. A Senior Architect has general knowledge of other related engineering disciplines beyond their own area of expertise.
Responsibilities:
- Responsibilities of this architectural grade level inherently include and expand upon the responsibilities established for lower architectural grade levels.
- Responsible for compliance with applicable policies and procedures.
- Independently plans and conducts small-to medium-size assigned projects within specialty requiring conventional types of plans, investigations, and/or equipment. Manages multiple, often concurrent, projects and meets deadlines. Responsible for achieving the project's financial targets in support of business objectives. Maintains project controls and reporting for cost, scope, and schedule;
develops execution strategy including procurement. Balances multiple demands.
- Produces unique and cost-effective results. Establishes alternate use possibilities and incorporates flexibility;
balances costs with benefits provided;
oversees design work ofinternal and external consultants. Creates/modified designs for intermediate problems. Integrates financial with technical data. Analyzes complex interdisciplinary problems and identifies their impact;
establishes probabilities;
draws conclusions reflecting broad business needs.
- Represents architectural on corporate task forces. Identifies full range of customer/client needs and proposes solutions to address them;
makes alterations in designs to better meet (recognized or unrecognized) customer needs. Monitors the improvement of other architects/engineers and may participate in the evaluation of assigned staff/project team members and in the identification of development needs. May supervise other architects or engineers.