Entry-Level Landscape Architect/Planner

We are currently seeking an Entry-Level Landscape Architect/Planner to join our team in Wayne, PA. This role will support our Land Planning/Landscape Architecture department by assisting with site analysis, site planning, landscape design, and technical and graphic production. Key Responsibilities: Assist in the design and preparation of plans, construction documents, and graphics. Prepare sketches, final drawings, and technical specifications (if required) for each project Conduct site inspections to assess, and inventory, existing site conditions including vegetative (woodland & plant inventories), slope conditions, drainage, solar aspect, and existing structures & improvements, roads, and utilities that may affect a project. Perform feasibility studies. Review, in conjunction with your supervisor(s), the zoning and land development regulations pertinent to the property. Work with supervisor(s) to develop site, landscaping, and lighting design solutions to meet the project requirements. Create presentation boards to support agency and community presentations. Ensure technical accuracy, standard practices, and inclusion of appropriate documentation and annotation on plans, reports, and exhibits. Use established CAD standards to prepare electronic drawings and analysis from marked-up plans and/or verbal instructions from your supervisor. Assists other departments with drafting and rendering needs. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in landscape architecture or planning. Up to 3 years of experience in planning, site, amenity, and landscape design. An understanding of grading and stormwater management concepts. Excellent design, graphic skills. Excellent communication, both verbal and written. Ability to work well in a team environment. Proactive work ethic and keen attention to detail. CAD experience (preferably Auto CAD/Civil 3D). Proficiency in graphic platforms such as Adobe Creative Cloud, SketchUp, and V-Ray. Ability to implement site and land plans based upon sound planning and landscape architecture principles and local zoning and subdivision/land development regulations, preferred. Horticultural knowledge including plant material identification skills and planting design, a plus. #J-18808-Ljbffr Landforms