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Conrad Consulting is recruiting for an experienced Architectural Technologist to join a respected Nottingham-based architectural practice, home to a talented team of 20+ professionals. Known for delivering high-quality, multi-sector projects, the studio is expanding due to increased demand in the Commercial sectors amongst others.  This is an excellent opportunity for an Architectural Technologist with 3–8+ years post-degree experience to contribute to a diverse portfolio that includes Defence, Commercial, Healthcare, Education, Leisure, and Conservation. The practice is centrally located and offers flexible hybrid working, with the potential to work 3 days in the office and 2 from home. This opens the role to candidates based in Sheffield, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, Leicester, Lincoln, and Birmingham. Key Responsibilities: Produce detailed technical drawings and support planning applications Attend client meetings, conduct site visits, and liaise with external consultants Apply BIM Level 2 standards across projects using Revit software Contribute to the delivery of multi-sector architectural projects from concept to completion Essential Skills & Experience: Degree in Architectural Technology or equivalent Minimum 3–8 years of experience in an architectural practice Strong proficiency in Revit (3+ years) and understanding of BIM workflows Excellent attention to detail and ability to produce high-quality technical documentation Experience working on Defence, Commercial, or Public Sector projects is highly desirable Why Join This Practice? Be part of a collaborative team of 20+ professionals with a strong BIM culture Work on diverse, high-value architectural projects across the UK Enjoy flexible hybrid working arrangements Competitive salary range of £35,000–£45,000, plus a generous benefits package To apply for this Architectural Technologist role in Nottingham, please send your CV and portfolio to Ashley Johnson at Conrad Consulting. For a confidential discussion, contact Ashley directly on (phone number removed)