What are the responsibilities and job description for the Entry Level - Landscape Designer (Denver or Boston) position at Sasaki Associates?
Job Description
Job Description
Entry Level Landscape Designer (Denver or Boston Locations)
At Sasaki, we purposefully take on challenging work that we see as opportunities to evolve and stretch. As such, we look for teammates who are excited to engage fully from the get-go. Ideas matter tremendously around here and as a Sasaki designer you will be encouraged to have a point of view, to share your thinking often, to push design further, and to develop a comfortable rapport with clients. For a mid-sized firm, we guard our small-firm feel focusing less on hierarchy than on working together to yield the best designs.
We are currently seeking collaborators in our Landscape Architecture discipline. The most successful candidates can deliver design excellence, attention to detail, organization and time management skills, and potential to grow into leadership roles over time. Not every designer needs to deliver on all of these attributes at once, but this is the mix of talent we seek. If you think you can add something special to our team and our practice we would love to hear from you. This role is available at either our Boston or Denver locations. We are looking for 1-2 total hires for this role.
What you bring :
- Design chops – you’ve got vision, creativity, and skills. You have a strong working knowledge of popular trends in public space, resilience, green infrastructure and have an interest in detail design, including material selection, construction techniques, and planting.
- Collaborative spirit – the idea of interdisciplinary teamwork gets you excited
- Passion – you have a healthy dose of ambition for yourself, your team, the work (and the firm you’ll come to love)
- Proactive resourcefulness – you’re energetic and positive about solving problems and take initiative to find a way to ‘yes.’ You are self-motivated and can manage your time effectively while juggling multiple projects.
- Growth-orientation – you’re curious and want to find greater ways to impact the world around you
- Humanistic sensibility – you design for people and you generally enjoy working with others
- Leadership – you are building experience in guiding teams, mentoring staff, listening and incorporating the ideas of others, and are interested in representing Sasaki to clients and the greater design community
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