AECOM’s Architecture + Design (A+D) team is a multidisciplinary collective of architects, interior designers, landscape architects, and masterplanners working together to deliver integrated design solutions across a wide range of sectors.
Our London studio is looking for a talented and ambitious Part 2 Architectural Assistant to join our growing design team. You will work closely with architects and designers across disciplines, contributing to design development and technical delivery on projects at different stages of the architectural process.
This role provides an excellent opportunity to develop your architectural career within a collaborative studio environment, gaining experience across multiple project sectors while working as part of multidisciplinary teams.
At AECOM, we are committed to supporting professional development. You will have access to AECOM University training programmes and a wide range of CPD opportunities designed to support your technical and professional growth.
For Part 2 assistants working toward qualification, AECOM provides mentorship and structured support toward achieving your RIBA Part 3, including financial assistance for examination costs where appropriate.
We also foster an inclusive and supportive culture through our Employee Resource Groups (ERGs), which provide opportunities for networking, professional development, and community engagement across the business.
As part of our Freedom to Grow philosophy, we support hybrid working. To support learning, mentoring, and collaboration within the studio environment, employees are expected to be present in the London office 2–3 days per week.
Examples of projects our Architectural team are currently involved in include:
Job Responsibilities
As a Part 2 Architectural Assistant, you will support senior members of the architectural team across a range of projects and RIBA stages.
From day one, you will contribute to meaningful project work, helping to develop design proposals, technical outputs, and project coordination activities.
Working within a collaborative multidisciplinary environment, your responsibilities may include: