Eisler Landscapes is seeking to immediately hire a Landscape Estimator with additional experience in marketing and graphic design. Primary job responsibilities will be estimating commercial, public, institutional, residential landscape construction projects, reading and understanding specifications, and assisting the Chief Estimator in completing a competitive bid. Marketing responsibilities will include maintaining and creating content for our website and Houzz profile and managing social media accounts.
Minimum requirements:
1. Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture or related fields.
2. Proficient in AutoCAD 2018, Adobe Suite a plus
3. Excellent communication skills, ability to follow directions, and quick learner
Eisler Landscapes is a leading Landscape Contractor in Western PA with nearly a century of experience. We provide landscape architecture and site construction services, as well as installation of landscape plantings for residential, commercial, institutional, and governmental clients in the Greater Pittsburgh area.
Previous applicants are encouraged to apply. Our office is located at 1031 New Castle Road, Prospect, PA 16052. Please forward resume to missy@eiserlandscapes.com.
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Company Description: Site Design Concepts is an award winning professional engineering, surveying, landscape architecture, and environmental services firm headquartered in the heart of the thriving historic downtown Central Business District of York, Pennsylvania steps from shopping, restaurants, and breweries. SDC was founded over 23 years ago with a passion to provide great service to our Clients, while designing project sites that are innovative, constructible, and cost-conscious. We work diligently to support our Client’s efforts, advocate for their projects, and contribute to their success while maintaining a collaborative company culture.
Job Description: We are searching for a motivated individual to join our growing team of civil/site professionals as we design the communities in which we live, work, and play. Qualified candidates must have high-level verbal and written communication skills, excellent computer skills (AutoCAD Civil 3D and Microsoft Office), strong work ethic, and the ability to work well alone and as part of a team.
As a Landscape Designer, you will use your site design knowledge and CADD skills to create a wide variety of land development projects through preparation of site layout, grading, landscape design, utility, stormwater management, erosion and sediment control, PennDOT HOP and other related permit and construction plans. Candidate must have the ability to understand and apply municipal ordinances and regulations to designs. Planting design experience is a must.
Our ideal person has a Bachelor’s degree or Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture and is on the path to licensure as a professional landscape architect in Pennsylvania or Maryland.
Position Requirements:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture, 3+ years of related experience, and a PLA or on the path to licensure, or;
- Bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture, 2+ related internships or co-ops (please provide references)
- Strong organizational, technical, and communication skills
- Proficiency in AutoCAD Civil 3D
- Proficiency in Revit, SketchUp, or other modeling software
- Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office
We expect you to work hard and have fun while utilizing your experience, CADD knowledge, and communication skills to further your career. SDC offers quarterly employee appreciation outings, professional development opportunities, a business casual dress code, collaborative culture, flexible schedule, and a competitive pay and benefits package that is scalable with experience, including bonuses and a 401k plan with company match.
Please email resume and cover letter to careers@sitedc.com
Why York, PA?
York, PA is conveniently located just an hour north of Baltimore, two hours from Philadelphia, and about four hours from Pittsburgh and New York City. The City of York carries an urban, downtown feel of some much larger cities, while enjoying the perks of a small town. You will enjoy great dining, shopping, museums, music, art, and theaters, all within walking distance of our headquarters in the historic downtown. York is home to minor league sports teams, award-winning craft breweries and wineries, historic architecture, concerts, and many professional development groups. Meanwhile, York County also offers plenty for those who enjoy the great outdoors including a picturesque countryside with outdoor recreational activities including biking the York County Heritage Rail Trail, hiking in Pinchot State Park or Rocky Ridge County Park, fishing in Lake Redman, boating in the Susquehanna River or Chesapeake Bay, and skiing and snowboarding at Roundtop Mountain Resort. The beaches of New Jersey and Maryland are also accessible within a few hour drive. York County truly has something for everyone’s tastes!
Penn State’s Department of Landscape Architecture seeks a thoughtful, inquisitive individual who advances design practice through work firmly grounded in creative responses to environmental and social challenges. to join our collegial community as a tenure-track faculty starting in August 2018.
We seek to enrich our department with faculty who share our commitment to leadership in teaching, creative and/or scholarly work, and in preparing students to be professional leaders. We live our mission: great work grounded in commitment to environmental and social good. We share this commitment with our students as we prepare them for professional leadership by cultivating skills and values needed to do meaningful work.
Required Qualifications include PhD in Landscape Architecture or a related discipline, with at least one professional degree in Landscape Architecture preferred; a record of scholarly and/or built works that aligns with our mission; and a strong research agenda. Candidates must also demonstrate commitment to collaboration and interdisciplinary cooperation, show evidence of success in teaching, and be enthusiastic team players to thrive in our frequently team-taught courses.
The successful applicant will apply expertise to design studio, to “skills” courses (especially GIS, but also possibly visual representation, landform grading, planting design, materials, stormwater management) and to Geodesign coursework; they also will make an ongoing commitment to scholarship in creative work and/or research addressing landsape architecture grounded in environmental and/or social commitment. Applicants for this position should expect to teach 2 courses per semester, one of which will be design studio.
Our faculty possesses considerable breadth of expertise and unanimous commitment to teaching, research and outreach. Many classes are team-taught and frequently engage students and faculty from other disciplines—which means that we both expect and value effective teamwork. Faculty conduct and publish peer-reviewed scholarship which may include creative practice and/or externally-funded research. Faculty also engage in service to the University, community, and profession.
Landscape Architecture at Penn State (http://stuckeman.psu.edu/larch) includes a 5-year professional undergraduate program (BLA) that is consistently ranked among the top 3 by Design Intelligence, a highly-ranked 3-year professional graduate program (MLA), a research-focused graduate program (MSinLA), and an online MPS in Geodesign (https://geodesign.psu.edu/). We also participate in Architecture’s PhD program. The department requires all undergraduates to undertake study abroad; for many, this is through our program in Bonn, Germany. Our departmental community includes about 190 students and 19 faculty. Our home, the LEED Gold Stuckeman Family Building, serves as an inspiring environment for learning and scholarship.
Our department resides within the Stuckeman School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, which includes Architecture and Graphic Design. Thanks to our School’s Stuckeman Endowments, our efforts are greatly enriched—by chairships and professorships, by funding for faculty initiatives, exhibits and lectures, etc. Note as well the significant location of our department within a College of Arts and Architecture, which includes Theatre, Music, Visual Arts, and Art History. Our university context offers an exciting array of opportunities for scholarship and outreach; within our School these include the Hamer Center for Community Design, the Stuckeman Center for Design Computing, and our new E+D (Ecology + Design) collaborative.
Penn State is an internationally highly ranked Tier 1 research institution and a land grant university. University Park/State College (86,000 inhabitants/44,000 students) is a delightful small city located in a central Pennsylvania rural valley of beautiful farmland amidst wooded mountains; yet Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and New York City can each be reached in a four-hour drive or less.
To apply, submit a letter that includes a statement of teaching interests and a brief description of creative and/or research achievements; a curriculum vitae; representative samples of research and/or creative works; and names of three references. All of these materials must be submitted via Penn State’s Electronic Jobs Management System (EJMS): https://psu.jobs, job #74434. For full consideration, submissions must be received by December 15, 2017; review will begin immediately thereafter and continue until suitable candidates are found. Please direct any questions to Larry Gorenflo, Chair Faculty Search Committee: 814-863-5337 or ljg11@psu.edu.
Penn State is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer, committed to providing employment opportunities to minorities, women, veterans, individuals with disabilities, and other protected groups.
Penn State’s Department of Landscape Architecture seeks a thoughtful, inquisitive individual who advances design practice through work firmly grounded in creative responses to environmental and social challenges. to join our collegial community as a tenure-track faculty starting in August 2018.
We seek to enrich our department with faculty who share our commitment to leadership in teaching, creative and/or scholarly work and in preparing students to be professional leaders. We live our mission: great work grounded in commitment to environmental and social good. We share this commitment with our students as we prepare them for professional leadership by cultivating skills and values needed to do meaningful work.
Required Qualifications include a terminal degree in Landscape Architecture or a related discipline (with at least one professional degree in Landscape Architecture), a record of scholarly and/or built works that aligns with our mission, and experience in innovative professional practice. Candidates must also demonstrate commitment to collaboration and interdisciplinary cooperation, show evidence of success in teaching, and be enthusiastic team players to thrive in our frequently team-taught courses. PhD preferred.
The successful applicant will apply expertise to design studio, to “skills” courses (potentially including visual representation, landform grading, planting design, materials, stormwater management) and/or to the professional practice course; they also will make an ongoing commitment to scholarship in creative work and/or research addressing landscape architecture grounded in environmental and/or social commitment. Applicants for this position should expect to teach 2 courses per semester, one of which will be design studio.
Our faculty possesses considerable breadth of expertise and unanimous commitment to teaching, research and outreach. Many classes are team-taught and frequently engage students and faculty from other disciplines—which means that we both expect and value effective teamwork. Faculty conduct and publish peer-reviewed scholarship which may include creative practice and/or externally-funded research. Faculty also engage in service to the University, community, and profession.
Landscape Architecture at Penn State (http://stuckeman.psu.edu/larch) includes a 5-year professional undergraduate program (BLA) that is consistently ranked among the top 3 by Design Intelligence, a highly-ranked 3-year professional graduate program (MLA), a research-focused graduate program (MSinLA), and an online MPS in Geodesign (https://geodesign.psu.edu/). We also participate in Architecture’s PhD program. The department requires all undergraduates to undertake study abroad; for many, this is through our program in Bonn, Germany. Our departmental community includes about 190 students and 19 faculty. Our home, the LEED Gold Stuckeman Family Building, serves as an inspiring environment for learning and scholarship.
Our department resides within the Stuckeman School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, which includes Architecture and Graphic Design. Thanks to our School’s Stuckeman Endowments, our efforts are greatly enriched—by chairships and professorships, by funding for faculty initiatives, exhibits and lectures, etc. Note as well the significant location of our department within a College of Arts and Architecture, which includes Theatre, Music, Visual Arts, and Art History. Our university context offers an exciting array of opportunities for scholarship and outreach; within our School these include the Hamer Center for Community Design, the Stuckeman Center for Design Computing, and our new E+D (Ecology + Design) collaborative.
Penn State is an internationally highly ranked Tier 1 research institution and a land grant university. University Park/State College (86,000 inhabitants/44,000 students) is a delightful small city located in a central Pennsylvania rural valley of beautiful farmland amidst wooded mountains; yet Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and New York City can each be reached in a four-hour drive or less.
To apply, submit a letter that includes a statement of teaching interests and a brief description of creative and/or research achievements; a curriculum vitae; representative samples of research and/or creative works; and names of three references. All of these materials must be submitted via Penn State’s Electronic Jobs Management System (EJMS): https://psu.jobs, job #74430. For full consideration, submissions must be received by December 15, 2017; review will begin immediately thereafter and continue until suitable candidates are found. Please direct any questions to Larry Gorenflo, Chair Faculty Search Committee: 814-863-5337 or ljg11@psu.edu.
Penn State is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer, committed to providing employment opportunities to minorities, women, veterans, individuals with disabilities, and other protected groups.
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
TOWN OF AMHERST, NEW YORK
Community Background:
Amherst, a vibrant community of 126,000 residents, is the premier suburb of the City of Buffalo in western New York. Over the course of the past several decades, Amherst has undergone major changes that have reshaped its role in the economy of the Buffalo-Niagara Falls Metropolitan Statistical Area. After a long history as a rural-agricultural community, the Town has emerged as an affluent bedroom community with a diverse economy, driven in part by the opening of the North Campus of the State University of New York at Buffalo. Amherst has transitioned into one of the region’s major employment centers accommodating over 103,000 jobs.
Due to its outstanding environment, educational opportunities, excellent services and public safety, Amherst remains the community of choice for families. This record of excellence has, in large part, been the result of the community’s ongoing commitment to effective planning and design. The Town has an adopted Comprehensive Plan that undergoes routine performance monitoring and updating. Its zoning code is continually reviewed in response to changing technology, planning practice and market shifts.
Distinguishing Features of the Position:
Under the direction of the Planning Director, the Landscape Architect will prepare and review urban design plans, site concept plans, grading/drainage plans, landscape plans, construction drawings, specifications and cost estimates as related to existing and proposed park, recreation, open space, roadway and building site development. The incumbent gives direction to project engineers, architects and contractors involved with landscaping and park/trail, pedestrian and bicycle facility projects. Related work includes; review of site and landscape plans for commercial development and residential subdivisions; grant writing and administration; review, preparation and administration of local laws regarding landscaping and tree preservation; assists with the preparation of comprehensive plans and various planning studies as they relate to environmental issues and park, recreation and open space planning.
Typical Work Activities:
- Performs reconnaissance surveys of existing and proposed parks or other project sites for the purpose of formulating development plans;
- Secures data for the preparation of site development plans, interprets the data, creatively designs, and assists in the coordination and drawing of detailed construction plans;
- Assists in the preparation of cost estimates and specifications for various municipal projects;
- Gives direction to project engineers and contractors involving matters related to landscaping, grading, drainage, planting and tree preservation;
- Coordinates consulting professionals and town staff as part of project management for various projects including park planning, design and construction projects and selected planning projects;
- Reviews private development plans compliance with the Zoning Ordinance and other local laws in areas related to landscaping, tree preservation and environmental impacts;
- Performs inspections of private project sites to verify conformance with approved landscape and site plans and prepares written reports to the Commissioner of Building;
- Reviews Wireless Telecommunication Facilities Special Use Permit applications and prepares a report for the Zoning Board of Appeals;
- Performs research and assists in the preparation and revision of local laws regarding landscaping, tree preservation and visual impact assessment;
- Performs duties as staff for the Division of Forestry in matters relating to municipal tree planting, urban forestry and Tree Removal Permit Application review and prepares written reports where required;
- Researches grant opportunities and assists in the preparation of grant applications and the administration of grants;
- Participates in staff meetings to review current work, outline future work and receive general orientation and direction;
- Conducts presentations at public meetings and hearings related to current projects;
- Attends regular meetings of assigned citizens committees and provides technical assistance;
- Maintains digital and hard copy records and files on all pertinent material;
- Answers technical questions on landscaping and planting matters;
- Meets with municipal and state officials and technical personnel to discuss park, recreation, open space planning and environmental issues.
Performance, Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Personal Characteristics:
Good knowledge of the principals and practices of landscape architecture and urban design; ability to prepare sketches and plan graphics, general designs, working drawings and specifications; a general knowledge of plant ecology, pathology, entomology and horticulture; knowledge of soil erosion control; knowledge of grading and stormwater management; ability to assemble and evaluate site data; ability to interpret and analyze statistical data; ability to evaluate landscaping/site development projects, plan improvements and complete cost estimates; general knowledge of the principals of land use planning and urban design; ability to express oneself effectively, both orally and in written form; general knowledge of and skills with commonly used computer operating systems including Geographic Information Systems, Computer Aided-Design and Drafting, including three-dimensional computer rendering; resourcefulness; initiative; tact; good judgment.
Qualifications:
Candidates must have graduated from an accredited or New York State registered four (4) year college or university with a Bachelor’s Degree in Landscape Architecture and four (4) years of progressively responsible experience in landscape design, review and plan implementation; OR
Graduation from an accredited or New York State registered four (4) year college or university with a Master’s Degree in Landscape Architecture, and two (2) years of experience in landscape design, plan review and plan implementation one (1) of which must have been in a supervisory capacity; OR
Six (6) years of experience in landscape design, review and plan implementation, at least two (2) years of which must have been in a supervisory capacity; OR
An equivalent combination of training and experience.
Experience Level:
(2-6 YEARS) RLA Preferred
Salary Range:
$49,373 – $68,512
Deadline:
Interested candidates must submit a letter of interest and resume to the contact listed below by 5:00 p.m. on October 2, 2017
Contact Information
Address: Robert McCarthy, Director of Human Resources
Town of Amherst
5583 Main Street
Williamsville, NY 14221
United States
Resource URL
http://www.amherst.ny.us
egillert@amherst.ny.us
EOE/AA M/M/F/V/D
Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, Inc. (MVVA) Cambridge seeks design staff candidate with a passion for building, enjoys quantitative aspects of design, and has experience with technical design and drawings. 2-3 years’ experience preferred. Construction administration experience a plus. MVVA has excellent benefits and a fabulous group of co-workers who await a highly-motivated candidate. Please send resume and a letter of interest laying out why you might be a good fit to Chris Donohue at cdonohue@mvvainc.com.
ELA Group, Inc. provides a range of engineering & landscape architectural services to private & public sector clients. We have an immediate need for an entry level to five (5) years of experience Landscape Architectural Designer/Landscape Architect in our Lititz, PA office.
Responsibilities:
- Working with ELA staff for the successful completion of a variety of projects, with mentoring from senior staff as needed, and freedom to work independently as skills develop
- Preparation of a range of planning documents, from feasibility studies to master plans, construction documents to subdivision and land development plans
- Project scheduling, coordination, communications & meetings
- Review and interpret ordinances and regulations
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture
- 2-5 years of experience preferred, but entry-level candidates also considered
- Proficiency in AutoCAD Civil 3D, SketchUp, Photoshop & Microsoft Office
- Strong organizational, technical & interpersonal communication skills
Why ELA Group & why Lititz, PA?
For 21 years, ELA has developed a loyal following of clients and employees, by stressing close interpersonal relationships, high ethical standards, a relaxed workplace culture, and a benefits-rich employment opportunity. We’re a team of highly talented & devoted professionals who like to work and play hard.
Our excellent benefits include a generous medical plan, FREE dental, vision, life, AD&D, long-term & short-term disability insurances, paid vacation/sick/holiday time, tuition reimbursement, company events.
Our corporate offices are located in Lititz, PA voted America’s Coolest Small Town in 2013. Downtown Lititz boasts “Second Fridays”- when local merchants stay open late & musicians, dancers, artists & entertainers line the streets with several themed Fridays throughout the year. Additionally, there is a Farmer’s Market open every Thursday evening May-Oct, as well as several major events throughout the year. More information about Lititz can be found at: https://lititzpa.com/.
How to Apply:
Interested candidates should send their resume & cover letter with salary requirements to: ASCASSEL@elagroup.com or Attn: HR Department, ELA Group, Inc. 743 South Broad St. Lititz, PA 17543. ELA Group, Inc. is an EOE.
The Schuylkill River National and State Heritage Area, managed by the Schuylkill River Greenway Association, seeks a Trail Program Coordinator to provide professional services in all aspects of trail development and management including property acquisition, site design, consultant procurement and management, public outreach, grant writing, and creating trail related alignment studies and public linkages between the Schuylkill River Land and Water Trails and riparian communities. The selected candidate shall have a minimum of two years of trail experience and strong communication skills, graphic and cartography ESRI/GIS abilities, and project management expertise. The $46,500 salary is funded for a minimum of two years. Interested individuals may review the entire job description and apply for the position at http://schuylkillriverheritagearea.applytojob.com/apply/spRUCAxsst/Trail-Program-Coordinator
Delaware Valley University in Doylestown, Pennsylvania is seeking to build its pool of part-time adjunct faculty in Landscape Architecture to teach a variety of design, technical and lecture courses. Courses may include Graphics Studio I, Design Studios I-VI, Construction Materials, Construction Methods, Professional Practice, Topographical Surveying, AutoCAD and more. We are in immediate need of an instructor for Design Studio III in the fall of 2017. The studio theme is Parks and Open Space meeting Mondays and Wednesdays from 1:40-4:20pm.
Candidates must possess a first professional degree in landscape architecture or related field. A Master’s degree or higher, industry experience and professional licensure are preferred.
You must apply online to be considered. To apply online and for additional information regarding this position, follow the link below to submit your application and resume:
http://www.delval.edu/offices-services/human-resources/current-openings
Michael Fleischacker, MLA, ASLA, PLA
Chair and Program Administrator
Department of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Science
Delaware Valley University
Doylestown, PA 18938
Office: 215-489-2330
Cell: 908-892-5701
The Planning Commission seeks a Planner, Landscape Architect, and/or Urban Designer to assist in creating realistic land planning and design layouts and visualizations and eye-catching illustrations to advance land use, transportation, and urban planning efforts throughout Chester County. The position, classified as a Planner I, also provides professional design services for local municipalities and other county entities seeking compelling analysis and communication of planning and development concepts.
Responsibilities:
The successful candidate must demonstrate a competency level in urban design, site planning, and graphic representation. Demonstrated knowledge shall include two- and three-dimensional perspective renderings, illustrative plans, and other graphics that illustrate planning and development concepts.
Requirements:
The candidate must possess excellent verbal, writing, and computer skills, including Microsoft
Office, Adobe Creative Suite, and SketchUp software. Candidates should demonstrate experience with freehand illustrations and hand rendered concept development plans.
Minimum Requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree in Landscape Architecture, Planning, Architecture, or a related field, with a preference of a Master’s Degree and two or more years of job experience.
Position Type Full-Time / Exempt
Salary Information Salary range available beginning at $42,133.00 annually based on education and experience.
Shift 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Weekly Hours 35
Deadline Applications will be accepted until position is filled.
http://chesco.org/Jobs.aspx?UniqueId=149&From=All&CommunityJobs=False&JobID=Planner-I-876
The RGS Project Manager (PM) is responsible for the technical design and implementation of RGS projects. Services are delivered both as an individual contributor as well as by effectively leading, managing, and coaching a team of highly motivated and skilled professionals and technicians. The PM relies heavily not just on technical expertise, but also on critical thinking and good management practices in performing these duties.
Primary Functions/Responsibilities
- Effectively interact with review agencies to facilitate the projects
- Deliver effective project presentations when appropriate in lieu of the Client Manager
- Correspond and coordinate with clients, sub-consultants, and municipalities on technical issues
- Maintain knowledge of existing and new regulations
- Review the technical aspects of designs of other team members
- Prepare CAD drawings
- Visit and evaluate sites
- Assist in the preparation of billing and invoices
- Assist the Client Manager in developing proposals
- Other duties as assigned
Qualifications
- BSLA, BLA or BSCE or equivalent experience
- 7-10 years of progressively responsible design and management experience
- Professional licensure preferred
- Broad proficiency in all key areas of technical design and project management
- Excellent relationship management skills
- Excellent customer service, communication, and presentation skills
- Excellent computer skills
Interested candidates should submit your resume and work samples to info@rgsassociates.com.
The RGS Project Landscape Architect is responsible for the conception and interpretation of subdivision and land development project designs and execution for assigned RGS client projects. The position is focused on providing full technical support through the entire project acting as a resource to the project manager.
Primary Skills/ Responsibilities
- Manages drawing development including detailing, quality control and overseeing drawing support staff
- Evaluates code compliance
- Independently prepares designs for site layouts, site grading, site stormwater conveyance, and site planting plans
- Proficient in the use of AutoCAD software for project design
- Prepares reports, construction details, and cost opinions
- Performs calculations to support design as needed
- Familiarity with Stormwater design, NPDES permitting, and Erosion Control design
- Attends construction meetings and prepares field reports
- Works in a team setting helping to facilitate projects from inception to completion, and achieving project financial goals
- Serves as a mentor to junior staff members
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture at an accredited university
- Professional licensure preferred
- Ability to prioritize and concurrently service multiple projects
- Effective problem solving and interpersonal skills and ability to interface with clients, co-workers and approval agencies
- Excellent communication skills
- Interacts well with other disciplines and clients in a manner that builds productive relationships
- Knowledge of sustainable principles and LEED accreditation a plus
Interested candidates should submit your resume and work samples to info@rgsassociates.com.
Company Description: Site Design Concepts is an award winning professional engineering, surveying, landscape architecture, and environmental services firm headquartered in the heart of the thriving historic downtown Central Business District of York, Pennsylvania steps from shopping, restaurants, and breweries. SDC was founded over 23 years ago with a passion to provide great service to our Clients, while designing project sites that are innovative, constructible, and cost-conscious. We work diligently to support our Client’s efforts, advocate for their projects, and contribute to their success while maintaining a collaborative company culture.
Job Description: We are searching for a motivated individual to join our growing team of civil/site professionals as we design the communities in which we live, work, and play. Qualified candidates must have high-level verbal and written communication skills, excellent computer skills (AutoCAD Civil 3D and Microsoft Office), strong work ethic, and the ability to work well alone and as part of a team.
As a Landscape Designer, you will use your site design knowledge and CADD skills to create a wide variety of land development projects through preparation of site layout, grading, landscape design, utility, stormwater management, erosion and sediment control, PennDOT HOP and other related permit and construction plans. Candidate must have the ability to understand and apply municipal ordinances and regulations to designs. Planting design experience is a must.
Our ideal person has a Bachelor’s degree or Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture and is on the path to licensure as a professional landscape architect in Pennsylvania or Maryland.
Position Requirements:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture, 3+ years of related experience, and a PLA or on the path to licensure, or;
- Bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture, 2+ related internships or co-ops (please provide references)
- Strong organizational, technical, and communication skills
- Proficiency in AutoCAD Civil 3D
- Proficiency in Revit, SketchUp, or other modeling software
- Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office
We expect you to work hard and have fun while utilizing your experience, CADD knowledge, and communication skills to further your career. SDC offers quarterly employee appreciation outings, professional development opportunities, a business casual dress code, collaborative culture, flexible schedule, and a competitive pay and benefits package that is scalable with experience, including bonuses and a 401k plan with company match.
Please email resume and cover letter to careers@sitedc.com