Senior Architectural Technologist

An award-winning AJ100 architectural practice is seeking a skilled Senior Architectural Technologist to join its vibrant Birmingham studio. With a reputation for delivering thoughtful, design-led solutions across the UK, the practice works on a wide range of projects including high-rise residential, education, and purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA).

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a collaborative team that values innovation, technical excellence, and client-focused delivery. The studio offers a supportive environment, modern tools, and the chance to contribute to impactful projects from concept through to completion.

Key Responsibilities

Produce detailed technical drawings and specifications using Revit

Collaborate with architects, consultants, and contractors across all project stages

Support the delivery of large-scale residential, education, and PBSA schemes

Ensure compliance with UK Building Regulations and planning requirements

Contribute to internal design reviews and technical development

Required Skills & Experience

Degree in Architectural Technology or equivalent

Minimum 5 years’ experience in UK architectural practice

Strong proficiency in Revit is essential

Experience in high-rise residential, education, or PBSA sectors preferred

Job-running experience beneficial but not essential

Excellent technical knowledge and attention to detail

Strong communication and coordination skills

What’s on Offer

Competitive salary of £40,000–£45,000, depending on experience

Hybrid working available after initial probationary period

Opportunities for career progression within a respected AJ100 practice

Exposure to high-profile UK projects and multidisciplinary teams

Supportive studio culture with a focus on collaboration and innovation

To apply for this Senior Architectural Technologist role in Birmingham, please send your CV and portfolio to Ashley Johnson at Conrad Consulting. For a confidential discussion, contact Ashley directly on (phone number removed)