Landscape Architect in Training

We are seeking a motivated and creative Landscape Architect in Training to join our team. This position is ideal for recent graduates or early-career professionals working toward professional licensure. You will work under the supervision of an experienced landscape architect on a variety of projects, contributing to design development, site analysis, and construction documentation. There is a strong growth opportunity for future leadership within the Landscape Architecture team.

Essential Functions

Support site analysis and assessment tasks. Prepare initial conceptual site plan layouts, including hardscape and landscape features.
Research zoning codes, land use regulations, and jurisdictional requirements to support project feasibility and permitting.
Prepare conceptual designs, renderings, and presentation materials for landscape architecture projects, including parks, streetscapes, multifamily developments, and commercial sites.
Support the entitlement process, including preparing submittals, coordinating with local agencies, and tracking approvals.
Conduct research on materials, plants, and sustainable design practices.
Develop construction documents, including planting plans, irrigation plans, and associated project details.
Coordinate with internal team members and external consultants.
Assist with project documentation, permitting, and regulatory compliance.
Participate in site visits and assist with construction observation.

Generate test fit site plans and flash plans for potential development projects. Included is investigating vehicle parking requirements, bicycle parking requirements, setbacks, and landscape requirements.

Bachelor’s or master’s degree in landscape architecture from an accredited program.
Actively pursuing professional licensure (or intent to pursue).
Proficiency in AutoCAD; experience with Civil 3D, and Revit is a plus.
Understanding of site design principles, grading, drainage, and planting design.
Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines in a collaborative environment.
Experience with 3D modeling and rendering tools (e.g., Lumion, Rhino).

Preferred Qualifications

Internship or prior work experience in a landscape architecture or design firm.
Familiarity with sustainable design practices (e.g., low-impact development, native planting).