Industrial Architect

Overview

AMG mechanical, structural, electrical, and chemical process engineers work side by side for successful project delivery. AMG is adding an Industrial Architect role focused on industrial performance, compliance, life-safety systems, code review and facility-process alignment. You will be embedded within AMG’s interdisciplinary engineering teams, influencing facility decisions from early planning through construction and startup. The Industrial Architect will work on multiple projects of varying size and scope and be responsible for ensuring that buildings, layouts, and life-safety systems are fully aligned with process flow, equipment integration, engineering systems, and applicable building codes.

AMG accommodates flexible schedules and hybrid work options; however, the Industrial Architect should live within 100 miles of our Dayton HQ. No sponsorship and No corp-to-corp.

Employee Benefits include
: competitive pay, paid overtime, generous PTO, paid holidays, paid sick days, 401k, employer paid medical insurance (premiums as low as $40/month), HSA with employer contribution, GAP insurance, company paid life insurance, medical, dental, vision, wellness program, flexible schedules, and the opportunity to work with an amazing team of engineers, designers, technicians, and administrative staff.

• Bachelor’s degree in Architecture or Architectural Technology
• Registered Architect (required)
• No less than 5 years of experience supporting industrial projects such as: manufacturing, distribution & logistics centers, storage buildings, warehouses, data centers, industrial or process-driven facilities
• Full working knowledge of:
  Building codes, life-safety requirements, Code review and compliance in industrial environments
• Experience producing industrial construction documents
• Experience working within interdisciplinary engineering and construction project teams

• Coordinate closely with AMG’s structural engineering, mechanical, electrical, and controls teams to ensure seamless integration of systems, routing, access, and maintenance needs
• Serve as the architectural authority for code compliance within interdisciplinary project teams, ensuring architectural designs comply with all applicable local, state and national codes.
• Perform comprehensive building code analysis and reviews, including:
  • Occupancy classification and separation
  • Life safety and egress
  • Fire protection coordination
  • Accessibility and regulatory requirements
• Participate in early project planning, feasibility studies, and facility concept development
• Support capital projects through design development, construction documentation, and construction-phase services
• Review submittals, respond to RFIs, and collaborate with clients and internal teams to resolve design and constructability challenges
• Translate industrial engineering and process inputs into compliant, constructible architectural solutions