FAQs
What is the role of a Lead Architect at Haskell?
The Lead Architect at Haskell plays a critical role in managing resource allocation, staffing levels, and mentoring staff, as well as developing and maintaining group discipline standards in compliance with corporate standards. This position involves overseeing multiple projects and ensuring deadlines are met while supporting the professional growth of team members.
What qualifications are required for the Lead Architect position?
Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree in Architecture, with at least 10 years of related experience, including a minimum of 8 years as a Registered Architect.
What kind of projects will the Lead Architect work on?
The Lead Architect will work on a diverse range of impactful projects across various markets, including food and beverage, consumer products, aviation and aerospace, civil infrastructure, healthcare, and Federal Government projects.
What specific skills are necessary for this role?
The ideal candidate should possess strong leadership and management skills, enhanced presentation abilities, and the capacity to work independently on a variety of projects. Technical knowledge and experience in developing training programs and staying current with new technologies are also important.
Will the Lead Architect be involved in staff development?
Yes, the Lead Architect will manage and mentor a team of typically 4-10 staff members, conduct performance reviews, and hold individual development plan conferences to support their growth.
What type of benefits does Haskell offer to its employees?
Haskell offers a robust and comprehensive benefits package that includes health, dental, and vision insurance, retirement savings plans with company matching, paid time off, professional development opportunities, flexible work hours, remote work options, and employee assistance programs, among others.
Is experience in project management a requirement for this position?
While the job description does not explicitly state project management experience as a requirement, the Lead Architect will be responsible for monitoring project deadlines and making recommendations regarding staff allocation, which implies a need for strong project management skills.
How does Haskell support professional development for Lead Architects?
Haskell provides professional development and training opportunities to help enhance skills and advance careers within the organization, ensuring that employees can grow in their roles and take on new challenges.
Will the Lead Architect be responsible for making staffing recommendations?
Yes, the Lead Architect participates in staffing meetings and makes recommendations regarding staff assignments and promotions based on experience, productivity, and workload capacity.