Join our international mobility team in Copenhagen

Dissing+Weitling is looking for a skilled architect with experience in developing bridges, stations, and infrastructure design, from concepts to detail design.

As our new colleague, you will be a key member of our mobility team, designing all scales of bridges, stations, and other urban solutions. Your primary tasks will be sketching solutions and following the project in all the additional phases in close collaboration with the project team.

We are looking for a colleague with the following qualifications:

• A proven and experienced talent for bridge design, minimum three years’ experience.

• Good analytical and conceptual mindset.

• Highly skilled at sketching in 3ds Max or Rhino (Grasshopper).

• Preferably experience with architectural visualizations.

• Organized, flexible and responsible regarding workflow and deadlines.

• Good team player – yet capable of working independently.

• Ability to communicate fluently in English – other languages are a plus.

About us

Over the past 30 years, Dissing+Weitling has worked its way up to become one of the world’s leading architecture firms within bridge design and mobility.

Our portfolio includes all types of bridges, ranging from small-scale foot and bicycle bridges such as the award-winning Bicycle Snake in Copenhagen, over remarkable mechanical road bridges such as the Hising Bridge in Gothenburg, to record-breaking landmark spans such as The Great Belt Link in Denmark and Stonecutters Bridge in Hong Kong. To date, the firm has been involved in more than 400 bridge and site development projects in 60 countries across six continents. Over the last years we have also been heavily involved in station design, so any experience in this field is a plus as well.

Application

Please send your application with cover letter, CV and a portfolio of your work (max eight mb) to job@dw.dk - marked “Mobility Architect”. Applications can be in English or Danish.

We want to fill the position as soon as possible. For questions regarding the position, please contact Jesper Henriksen, architect and partner jhe@dw.dk

Besides mobility and bridge work, Dissing+Weitling designs headquarters, workspaces, housing and hotels, and we also work within transformation and the built cultural heritage.