FAQs
What locations are available for this position?
The position is available in Frankfurt or Berlin, Germany.
What is the main purpose of the Architect Data Centre role?
The main purpose of the role is to create innovative and sustainable architectural solutions for data centres, supporting the development of reliable, efficient, and futureproof digital infrastructure.
What are the qualifications required for this position?
Candidates need a University Degree in Architecture, approximately 5+ years of experience in architecture design for industrial buildings, and a strong knowledge of relevant German codes and industry standards.
What software skills are necessary for this role?
Proficient skills in REVIT and good knowledge of other layout and 3D design software, such as Adobe CS and Rhino, are required.
Is knowledge of English and German required?
Yes, very good written and spoken English skills are required, along with a German language proficiency of at least B2 level.
What type of projects will the Architect be involved in?
The Architect will handle mission-critical projects of medium to large scale, managing all phases of design from conceptualization through construction supervision to final handover.
Is teamwork a component of this role?
Yes, the role involves working as part of an interdisciplinary team of architects, engineers, and advisors.
Does Arup offer opportunities for personal development?
Yes, Arup offers a mentoring program, various training opportunities, and individual development options through Arup University.
Are there benefits related to flexible working?
Yes, Arup provides flexible working options, including full or part-time models and the ability to work outside the office for part of the week.
Does Arup have a profit-sharing program?
Yes, Arup has a profit-sharing program that distributes profit twice a year based on the company's global performance.
How does Arup promote diversity and inclusion?
Arup actively promotes a culture of inclusion, ensuring that everyone feels welcome, respected, and valued, regardless of their background or protected characteristics.