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- Full Time
- Tacoma, WA
- Posted 6 days ago
- $70,000 - $100,000
About TCF Architecture
TCF Architecture is located in the heart of Tacoma’s Historic Stadium District. We are a team of hard-working, creative professionals who believe design has the power to strengthen communities. Our collaborative studio culture is rooted in quality, accountability, and a shared commitment to improving the places where people live, learn, and work.
As an award-winning firm of 54, TCF serves Educational, Civic, Industrial/Maintenance, Transportation, and Administrative clients across the Pacific Northwest. Our work spans waterfront campuses, workforce education facilities, and civic spaces that strengthen community life, each project shaped by thoughtful collaboration and inspired pragmatism. We believe architecture succeeds when it balances beauty, performance, and long-term value for the people and communities it serves.
We offer meaningful opportunities for professional growth, leadership, and impact. If you are passionate about thoughtful design and committed to delivering exceptional service, we invite you to join our team.
About The Role
We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Job Captain, with 3-10 years of experience, to join our Tacoma studio. This role is ideal for an emerging professional with strong technical skills who is ready to take ownership of construction document production and project coordination. Working closely with Project Architects and project managers, the Job Captain plays a critical role in translating design intent into clear, coordinated, and buildable documentation.
Position Responsibilities
The Job Captain will serve as a primary driver of technical production, working across project phases to ensure documentation is accurate, coordinated, and aligned with design intent.
- Lead the preparation and coordination of construction documents across project phases, from design development through permit and construction sets.
- Lead management of Revit model.
- Coordinate drawing packages for internal quality control reviews, ensuring consistency and completeness.
- Apply knowledge of construction materials, assemblies, and detailing to produce clear and buildable documentation.
- Coordinate with consultants and engineers to integrate discipline drawings and resolve conflicts.
- Support the project team through permitting and jurisdictional review processes.
- Assist with construction administration tasks, including submittal review, RFI responses, and tracking open items.
- Maintain organized project files and uphold firm standards for documentation and drawing coordination.
- Communicate proactively with project architects, project managers, and team members on document status and outstanding issues.
- Contribute to a collaborative team environment and support junior staff as needed.
- Professional degree in Architecture.
- 3-10 years of professional experience in an architectural office.
- Demonstrated experience leading or significantly contributing to construction document production.
- Proficiency with Revit & visualization software; experience with Adobe Creative Suite is a plus.Working knowledge of building codes, construction systems, and detailing.
- Experience with public sector projects preferred.
- Architectural licensure preferred; active pursuit of licensure (ARE) is encouraged and supported.
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
- Effective written and verbal communication skills.
- Collaborative, solution-oriented mindset.
At TCF, we believe great design grows from strong relationships and clear communication. We are intentional problem-solvers who approach complex projects with pragmatism and creativity. Our work reflects a balance of thoughtful stewardship, technical rigor, and lasting impact.
This position is based in our Tacoma studio. To support collaboration, mentorship, and project coordination, team members are expected to work in the office a minimum of four days per week.
In addition to a collaborative studio environment and meaningful opportunities for professional development, we support a healthy work/life balance. Our comprehensive benefits package includes PTO; health, vision, and dental insurance; life insurance; ARE reimbursement; and an exceptional 401(k) plan.
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Position Responsibilities
The Job Captain will serve as a primary driver of technical production, working across project phases to ensure documentation is accurate, coordinated, and aligned with design intent.
- Lead the preparation and coordination of construction documents across project phases, from design development through permit and construction sets.
- Lead management of Revit model.
- Coordinate drawing packages for internal quality control reviews, ensuring consistency and completeness.
- Apply knowledge of construction materials, assemblies, and detailing to produce clear and buildable documentation.
- Coordinate with consultants and engineers to integrate discipline drawings and resolve conflicts.
- Support the project team through permitting and jurisdictional review processes.
- Assist with construction administration tasks, including submittal review, RFI responses, and tracking open items.
- Maintain organized project files and uphold firm standards for documentation and drawing coordination.
- Communicate proactively with project architects, project managers, and team members on document status and outstanding issues.
- Contribute to a collaborative team environment and support junior staff as needed.
- Professional degree in Architecture.
- 3-10 years of professional experience in an architectural office.
- Demonstrated experience leading or significantly contributing to construction document production.
- Proficiency with Revit & visualization software; experience with Adobe Creative Suite is a plus.Working knowledge of building codes, construction systems, and detailing.
- Experience with public sector projects preferred.
- Architectural licensure preferred; active pursuit of licensure (ARE) is encouraged and supported.
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
- Effective written and verbal communication skills.
- Collaborative, solution-oriented mindset.
At TCF, we believe great design grows from strong relationships and clear communication. We are intentional problem-solvers who approach complex projects with pragmatism and creativity. Our work reflects a balance of thoughtful stewardship, technical rigor, and lasting impact.
This position is based in our Tacoma studio. To support collaboration, mentorship, and project coordination, team members are expected to work in the office a minimum of four days per week.
In addition to a collaborative studio environment and meaningful opportunities for professional development, we support a healthy work/life balance. Our comprehensive benefits package includes PTO; health, vision, and dental insurance; life insurance; ARE reimbursement; and an exceptional 401(k) plan.
Salary : $70,000 - $100,000