Glasgow | Architect | Leadership Opportunity A well-established, multi-disciplinary architectural practice with a strong UK presence is looking to strengthen its Glasgow team following a series of project wins and a growing pipeline of work. This is an excellent opportunity for an Associate or Associate Director with strong technical leadership and project delivery experience to play a key role in the continued growth of the studio. Experience within a wide range of projects and sectors is preferred here. The Opportunity You'll take a leading role in the delivery of complex projects, working closely with clients, consultants, and internal teams while helping shape the future direction of a thriving Glasgow studio. Alongside this senior appointment, the practice is also keen to hear from talented Architects and Architectural Technologists interested in joining a collaborative team working across a diverse project portfolio. Key Responsibilities Lead projects through multiple RIBA stages Manage and coordinate multidisciplinary design teams Oversee the production of high-quality technical information Work confidently in BIM environments, particularly Revit Apply strong technical knowledge and understanding of UK Building Regulations Develop and maintain client, consultant, and contractor relationships Mentor and support junior team members Contribute to the ongoing growth and success of the Glasgow studio About You Experienced Architect, Architectural Technologist, Associate or Associate Director Strong technical and project delivery expertise Proven leadership and team management skills Revit and BIM experience preferred Commercially aware and client-focused Passionate about delivering high-quality design and technical solutions What's on Offer? Competitive salary and benefits package Hybrid working options Bonus scheme Life assurance Cycle to Work scheme Employee Assistance Programme Ongoing professional development and career progression This is a rare opportunity to join an established design practice at a pivotal stage of growth and make a genuine impact on its expansion within Scotland