Location: New Haven, CT
Discipline: UX / Product Design
Experience: TBD
Compensation: $150,700–$315,700
University Job TitleAssociate University ArchitectBargaining UnitNone - Not included in the union (Yale Union Group)Time TypeFull timeDuration TypeRegularCompensation GradeAdministration & OperationsCompensation Grade ProfileSenior Leader (30) $150,700 - $315,700Wage RangesClick here to see our Wage RangesSearchable Job FamilyFacilitiesTotal # of hours to be worked:40Work WeekStandard (M-F equal number of hours per day)Work LocationCentral CampusWorksite Address2 Whitney Avenue New Haven, CT 06510Work ModelHybrid
Position FocusReporting to the University Architect, this role requires a dynamic professional with proven leadership skills, a passion for design excellence, and a commitment to advancing the University's mission. With a focus on customer service to the faculty, staff, students, administration and the local community, the Office of the University Architect aims to ensure the most appropriate solutions to the challenges and opportunities of a range of physical environments. Yale is committed to improving the world today and for future generations. The Associate University Architect for Space Management is a key leadership role within the Office of the University Architect, responsible for managing and providing expertise in architecture, campus planning, land use planning and preservation. The Associate University Architect for Space Management will play an active role in guiding and shaping plans and projects of various sizes and scales, assuring guidelines, metrics and report requirements for capital plans and projects comply with best practices and standards. Provides space management expertise and collaborates with the Provost’s Office who is responsible for prioritizing space projects. Working closely with the Office of the Provost and other university departments and leadership, develops utilization metrics in alignment with University policies. The Office of the University Architect embraces the challenge to integrate sustainability and resiliency throughout campus planning, design, operations, and stewardship.
