Come work with us

cove.tool is redefining the way buildings are designed in the 21st century by integrating parametricism into the design process for all architects. A profound change is underway to reshape practice to be respectful of the planet since buildings contribute to over 40% of the total carbon emissions. Currently, over than 50% of them are designed without ever considering energy, daylight, glare, and other performance metrics. Be a force for change in the profession with our fast growing team!

Essential Duties:

1. Educate architects and engineers on the importance of performance modeling and data driven design. Show teams how cove.tool is a partner through webinars, online demos and more.
2. Put your modeling skills to work, troubleshooting specific user questions, plugin related (Revit, SKP, Rhino) and building performance related in cove.tool.
3. Do unique research and implement parametric workflows across the industry.
4. Respond to questions from architects and engineers and communicate the vision.
5. Publish and curate articles, posts, and media for architects and engineers.

Required Skills:

1. Experience in building sustainability, architecture, or masters degree preferred. Case studies where you applied sustainable thinking to an architecture problem are highly desirable especially in a professional setting. Show us what you got!
2. Be a nice friendly person who cares about doing good for the world.
3. Graphic skills are highly important (you will be working with architects) Excellent written and oral communication skills, as well. Writing is a part of changing someone’s mind.
4. Ability to multi-task, we are doing lots of cool things and you need to be flexible!
5. Curious, insightful, engaged, determined to make a difference.
6. Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, mechanical engineering, sustainability, environmental science, or an equivalent combination of other studies.
7. Sustainability professional certifications (such as LEED, Green Globes), preferred but not required.
8. Master’s degree in mechanical engineering, sustainability, environmental science, or an equivalent combination of other studies preferred but not required.
9. Proficient in use of design software, such as Revit, Sketchup, Rhino, Grasshopper, Adobe Creative Suite, etc. Basically be tech savy.
10. Coding experience (even one class) is a big plus.

What’s In it for you 

1. Public transit pass 
2. Competitive Pay
3. Work Life Balance
4. Gym membership 
5. Paid vacation and sick leave 
6. Health insurance options 
7. Snacks, beer, team events 
8. Atlanta’s cost of living is 93% less than San Francisco
9. Get your NCARB experience hours in a nontraditional environment.