Intermediate Architect Consultant Team International Position Long-term contract Mid-level

Miyamoto International (“Miyamoto”) is in business to make the world safer. Miyamoto is a global multi-hazard engineering and disaster risk management firm that provides resiliency expertise that sustains industries and safeguards communities across the globe.

We are seeking qualified applicants for a global roster for potential professional services to be considered to deliver work globally for leading international organizations. This solicitation is to be included in a roster, not for selection of a position. In the future, Miyamoto may be contacted as a supplier to provide professional services and would utilize this roster in fulfilling specific scope needs. Worldwide travel availability and willingness is critical to the roster.

NOTE: In applying for inclusion in this roster and if selected for additional review, follow up information, including proof of credentials, will need to be supplied rapidly. Please only apply for roster consideration if you are immediately available to respond to additional data calls and can be responsive to any immediate follow-up requests.

Position Summary

Success in this position requires strategic thinking and problem-solving abilities, as well as adherence to client/ requirements and the delivery of timely, high-quality operational results and reports.

Key Responsibilities

Qualifications and Experience

• Education: University degree in a relevant discipline. Have typically acquired professional registration.
• Experience: Minimum 6 years of relevant post-graduation experience. Able to perform relevant professional tasks independently. Experience preparing past work related to the below.
• Knowledge: Provide critical intermediate-level support to an expert team for the gathering of information, technical analysis and report writing. The specialist may be required to provide support all or parts of the following activities which included but are not limited to:
  • Consultation, at project outset, with the client to identify the project requirements and constraints;
  • Assessment of the proposed site and its current conditions (including existing building, services, utilities, infrastructure, and ancillaries) to confirm its suitability for the project proposed;
  • Selection, appointment, and management of the services of third parties, with the approval of the Client, for the execution of any specialist assessment, investigative works, and any other third-party services required (topographic, geotechnical surveys, etc.);
  • Identification, preparation, and if requested by the Client, submission of the necessary permits and statutory approvals required to complete the project;
  • Execution of the design and provision of deliverables under a given scope of work;
  • Liaison with the Client and any other stakeholders to the project including any liaison that may be required with other third parties from time to time,
  • Prepare a detailed projected construction program for the project identifying the likely timeline for the project construction phase and including project milestones;
  • Provision of, at preliminary and detailed design stages, cost estimates for the project, based on the relevant schedules of quantities and reflecting local rates, to be utilized to scope the project within the available project budget and as a reference document for the assessment of prices submitted to construct the project;
  • Provide detailed specifications for works, materials, equipment, and methods to enable the Contractor to construct the project.
  
  

Design in diverse settings: In general, the design work should be such that it fits the objective of the project and portray a positive image of the client to the surrounding host community. The design should consider key elements such as:

• Safety & security according to the requirements of the Client Security
• Internal infrastructure such as connection to services including water supply, electricity, telecom and sewage
• Internal & external parking as per the specific design requirements
• Provision for generator room, drivers’ room, controlled access gate, etc.

The principle project objectives for architectural design are as follows:

• The facilities should be aesthetically pleasing and appropriate for the planned usage.
• The project is to provide a safe environment for the users and enable them to carry out their duties/ activities efficiently and without any distractions.
• The project design should be inclusive and accessible to all, and take into consideration social and cultural aspects and all other specificities of the geographical area, country, or region where the project will be implemented.
• The design should be based on sustainability principles and making the best use of nationally available materials, Involving, as much as possible, available resources in the community, technologies, and skillsets.
• The design should give consideration to environmental aspects and where applicable existing green trees and green areas should be retained as much as feasible. Where directed by the client and feasible adequate landscaping should be planned to enhance the overall aesthetic value of the facilities. The use of greening technologies and energy optimization shall be highly encouraged.
• The project is expected to demonstrate innovative ideas for efficient use of space, materials, and building concepts to achieve the project’s requirements and take into account international and national standards.
• Languages: Fluency in English (oral and written) is mandatory.
• Demonstrated ability to contribute effectively to diverse and cross-sectoral teams, including across remote and multi-cultural environments. Ability and willingness for rapid, worldwide deployment is critical for roster consideration.

Please submit your CV and cover letter to procurement@miyamotointernational.com by Friday, March 6, 2026. Please include “ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES INTERMEDIATE” in the subject line.

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