Are you a passionate Computational Designer or Architect aiming for the big leagues in stadium and arena design? How does joining a global architecture and engineering powerhouse in their sports and entertainment division sound to you? If that's hitting the back of the net for you, read on!
 
What You're Stepping Into
The firm specializes in stadium and arena design, delivering iconic venues for clubs worldwide. Yeah, that's right, and they are looking to grow their London studio’s Computational Design team. So, a seat's waiting for you!
 
Who They're Scouting For
 
You'll need a RIBA Part I or II, or equivalent qualification, and a solid expertise in Rhino and Grasshopper. If you’ve got an eagerness to learn, a knack for computational design, and maybe some previous experience in Digital Fabrication/DfMA, you're the right fit. Familiarity with Revit and Dynamo would be a plus, but not a deal-breaker. Large-scale complex projects? If you've got prior experience from RIBA stage 0-4, that's another feather in your cap. Your portfolio should boast independent thinking, creativity, and the technical skills to manage complex geometries.
 
What You’ll Be Up To
Get ready to work on all live projects, particularly on key elements like the façade, roof, and seating bowl. And yes, the role is client-facing, so excellent spoken and written English is a must. Plus, be prepared for a bit of travel, both within the UK and internationally.
 
The Perks and The Journey
The role offers a hybrid working setup, with at least three days in the office and the rest from home. Career growth? There's ample room, with mentorship and support waiting to take you to your full potential. As for the rewards, think competitive salary, flexible pension allowance, private medical insurance, and more. It's the complete package.
 
The closing whistle hasn't blown yet, so don't sit on the sidelines! Hit the 'Apply Now' button, complete the online application form, and make sure to attach your CV and a cover letter. Don't forget to mention your salary expectations and notice period.
 
Here's your chance to play in the big league. Why settle for less?