Senior Architectural Engineer

Eerie, PA

Full Time

Manager/Supervisor

Senior Architect/Engineer – Federal Healthcare, Erie, PA ($100k-$130k)
Immediate need for a Senior Architect/Engineer to support long-term federal healthcare projects in Erie, Pennsylvania. This position provides technical oversight, design coordination, and construction compliance monitoring in support of federal medical facility operations.

Duties and Responsibilities

Review and validate project scopes, schedules, and deliverables to ensure compliance with contractual requirements
Serve as technical liaison between the Government, medical center personnel, contractors, and design consultants
Monitor construction activities to ensure conformance with approved drawings, specifications, security requirements, and applicable codes
Conduct engineering analysis, design development reviews, and preparation of plans and specifications for new construction and renovation projects
Provide multidisciplinary technical oversight to ensure compliance across architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and civil systems
Review submittals, RFIs, change orders, and design modifications for technical adequacy and contract alignment
Conduct site assessments to determine existing conditions, operational impacts, and phasing requirements within active medical environments
Document findings, deficiencies, and corrective actions in accordance with federal reporting standards
Coordinate project staff and consultants to ensure timely completion of deliverables

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Engineering, Construction Management, or related discipline (required)
6+ years of progressively responsible experience in both design and construction in US, including medical facilities
Demonstrated knowledge of federal contracting environments and regulatory compliance requirements
Working knowledge of applicable federal, state, and local building codes and standards
Ability to interpret and enforce contract documents, including front-end specifications and technical drawings
Experience implementing project management principles in accordance with federal performance standards
Strong written and verbal communication skills suitable for technical reporting and government correspondence
Experience supporting federal healthcare agencies (e.g., VA medical facilities)
Familiarity with infection control risk assessments (ICRA) and healthcare phasing requirements

Preferred Qualifications

Registered Architect (RA) or Professional Engineer (PE) license

Work Environment & Compliance Requirements

Work may be performed in active federal medical facilities
Adherence to federal security protocols and site-specific access requirements is mandatory
Background investigation and/or federal credentialing may be required
Strict compliance with OSHA standards and healthcare infection control protocols

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