Graduate Landscape Architect

Key Responsibilities

• Learn and master techniques, software, and systems essential for project delivery.

• Contribute to research tasks, ensuring outputs meet established standards.

• Comprehend and graphically represent public realm design guidelines and sustainability requirements specific to operating regions.

• Produce accurate graphical representations of sites, projects, and design/detail drawings to scale.

• Assist senior staff in preparing qualitative and quantitative diagrams and drawings for benchmark studies.

• Develop graphical representations of design narratives and landscape visions.

• Prepare landscape design components for review, including Photoshop Illustrative Plans and Lumion views.

• Contribute to report production and assist project managers with tasks such as project planning and presentation preparations.

• Collaborate with senior staff to develop comprehensive CD/SD/DD document sets.

• Coordinate site visits for benchmark studies and exemplar projects within the region.

• Maintain the office's physical and digital library of landscape architecture resources.

• Adhere to quality procedures and conduct self-checks on information and drawings prior to review.

• Work towards obtaining professional membership with a recognized landscape institute or organization.

Qualifications

Minimum Requirements

• Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Landscape Architecture or Architecture (with courses in Landscape) from an accredited University

• Candidates must be recent graduates, having graduated within the last 24 months or no later than September 2024, to be eligible for AECOM's Graduate Program.

• Successful applicants must have achieved a minimum GPA of 3.3 or 2:1 (or equivalent) and above.

• If you hold a Master's Degree, it should have started within 12 months of completing your Bachelor's Degree to ensure continuous education and meet program requirements.

• Candidates with more than 1 year of postgraduate work experience are not eligible for the program and are encouraged to apply for our professional-level roles instead.