Senior Landscape Architect

Role – Senior Landscape Architect Location – London Salary - £36 - £42K DOE We are working with a Landscape Architecture Studio in London who are looking for a Landscape Architect to join their team. Their portfolio of clients includes private individuals, government bodies and design & build contractors. They are looking for a well organised Landscape Architect with a keen eye for detail and proven experience of working in a multidisciplinary team environment. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT KEY REQUIREMENTS * A degree/post graduate degree in Landscape Architecture * Excellent design ability, technical detail * Excellent plant knowledge * Good communication, presentation, and organisational skills * Proficient in Vectorworks, Sketch-Up and Adobe suite * Excellent hand drawing skills * A full UK driving licence ON OFFER * A competitive salary and benefits package * Flexible working (hybrid or otherwise tailored to your personal situation) * An employer conscious of your work /family/social life balance * Full training, support, CPD programme * A professional development plan for personal goals and career development * Payment of 2 key professional subscription fees * Private healthcare, pension and life assurance * A superb office culture with team building days, trips & lunches * A forward-thinking employer with strong ethos * An equal Opportunities Employer TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS ROLE YOU MUST HAVE A DEGREE I LANDSCAPE ARCHITETURE AND HAVE FULL RIGHT TO WORK IN THE UK THE NEXT STEP If you are interested in hearing more about this Senior Landscape Architect role or any other similar opportunities, please click apply, upload your CV and we will contact you. Alternatively, you can contact Adam Johnston on (phone number removed). All applications for this Senior Landscape Architect role will remain completely confidential between yourself and Adam Johnston at LEAD Careers You will not be added to any mailing lists and rest assured your details would NOT be passed on to anyone without your prior authorisation