Residential Professional II Designer

TenBerke is seeking a Professional II Designer with 4-6 years of professional experience. Qualified candidates should have strong experience across all phases of high-end, ground-up residential projects at a variety of scales.

You Must Have:

• Professional degree in architecture; licensure preferred but not required


• Four to six years of design experience at an architecture or design firm


• Proven intermediate-to-advanced Revit skills


• Proficiency in AutoCAD, Rhino, Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator)


• Excellent graphic, communication, and organizational skills


• Good interpersonal skills and willingness to support design team members in a collaborative environment


• A proactive and detail-oriented work ethic


• All legal permits and visas required to work in the U.S.


• Fluency in written and spoken English

We Have:

• Pride for our employee’s diverse backgrounds and interests and for our community of inclusivity


• Passion for the creative community; we regularly host art exhibitions, book signings, and lectures in our studio


• Commitment to healthy and balanced lifestyles by offering comprehensive benefits including a very competitive health care plan, dental, and vision plans, as well as commuter benefits, and enrollment into a 401k retirement plan


• Generous Paid Time Off and Paid Family Leave policies


• Encouragement of professional development through reimbursement of certain licensures, exams, classes, and professional memberships and events

TenBerke is an Equal Opportunity Employer. This is a full-time position offering a competitive salary commensurate with experience. The salary range for this position is $97,300 to $99,400. Only candidates whose skills match the minimum requirements above should apply. Applicants should apply through the TenBerke Greenhouse Job Board: supply the requested information, and submit a cover letter, CV, and work samples (if applicable).

About TenBerke

We believe that architecture is never an end itself. It is a tool that turns what we have into what we need. Our projects lead to outcomes: the beneficial ways people use our spaces; how our buildings prompt agency; and how our projects connect us meaningfully to time and place, and to one another. We design projects to be the instruments of meaningful and sustainable change.

We design intentionally, with equal parts intelligence and creativity. We design boldly and are not afraid to lead our clients to dream big. For us, this means work that is not only idealistic, but also effective, navigating a nuanced path between the world as it is and the world as it might and must be. This is what gives our work its authenticity, complexity, grit, and texture, impactful at first glance and delightful over time.