Project Designer / Architect — Mammoth
Mammoth is a New York–based design-build studio that brings designers and builders together from day one, blending creativity with technical rigor on projects ranging from apartments and brownstones to commercial spaces. We're known for elevating everyday environments through thoughtful design and careful craftsmanship — our work has been featured in Dezeen, The New York Times, and beyond.
The Role
We're looking for an Intermediate Project Designer or Architect to own the development and delivery of construction documents on 2-4 projects at a time. You'll work closely with our Principals, coordinating with consultants, vendors, and clients while helping shape both the design and the build. This role sits at the intersection of design and construction — you'll be as comfortable reviewing shop drawings and walking a job site as you are refining a drawing set.
What You'll Do
Translate design objectives into buildable construction systems, maintaining quality and design control throughout
Coordinate with consultants, the construction team,



and Principals to keep projects on schedule and flag issues early
Prepare and manage construction documents, weekly client updates, and meeting minutes
Track budgets, long-lead items, and finish material selections; review and approve submittals and shop drawings
Contribute to firm-wide efforts to improve drawing quality, process, and technical consistency
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Architecture required. Master’s degree in Architecture preferred
3+ years of architectural-related experience, typical.
Must have solid conceptual and design process skills and good problem-solving abilities.
Reasonable knowledge of construction standards and codes, materials, and building systems.
Experience using REVIT is required. Experience using Autocad is desirable.
Experience using ADOBE-Suite is desirable
Ability to communicate via hand sketching expected.
Demonstrated ability to effectively create p

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