Senior Architectural Technologist

Healthcare technical work rewards people who like detail, and this role is built around it. A London studio needs a Senior Architectural Technologist to lead the technical delivery of healthcare buildings, from developed design through to construction.

The salary is £45,000 to £55,000 a year, with hybrid working.

About the Practice

The studio is part of an employee-owned practice, so staff share in how it is run and how it grows. It works across the UK and internationally, with live healthcare projects alongside education, science and residential work. Revit sits at the centre of how the technical teams model and deliver buildings.

The Role

This is a design and delivery role at mid to senior level. You will set the technical standard on NHS and wider healthcare schemes, turning clinical and regulatory requirements into buildable detail, and support less experienced colleagues on the projects you run.

What You Will Be Working On

• Leading technical delivery of healthcare projects from developed design to construction.
• Producing detailed technical packages in Revit that meet healthcare standards.
• Coordinating with structural, services and specialist consultants.
• Carrying out site inspections and answering technical queries during construction.

What You Will Bring

• Substantial experience as an Architectural Technologist in a UK practice.
• Strong Revit skills; this is essential.
• Technical drawings and specifications to construction standard.
• Healthcare or NHS experience and knowledge of healthcare design guidance are preferred.

Why This Role Is Worth Your Time

• £45,000 to £55,000 a year in an employee-owned practice.
• Hybrid working, with office and remote days each week.
• In-house training, CPD and mentoring.
• Study leave for further professional qualifications.

If you want healthcare technical depth rather than a role that touches every sector lightly, apply with your CV and examples of your technical work, or send me a message if you would like to talk it through.