Modular Home Architect

Dallas, TX
Full Time
Experienced

About Us 

Delivering innovative, energy-efficient homes that embody modern luxury at attainable prices. Emphasizing modular design, streamlined production, and sustainable component reuse, we optimize efficiency and scalability. Our mission is to seamlessly merge striking aesthetics with cutting-edge manufacturing precision to produce homes tailored to how people live today. 

Role Overview 

We are seeking an architect with a passion for innovation and a solid foundation in computational design, modular standardization, and component optimization. In this role, you will shape scalable modular systems that meet high standards for efficiency, sustainability, and architectural design. 

This role offers the chance to deliver housing that fits the needs of modern living while fostering a smarter and more sustainable future. You will drive meaningful change by playing a key role in creating homes that prioritize occupant health and well-being, improving builder safety, and drastically shortening the timeline for providing high-quality, attainable homes to communities. 

Key Responsibilities 

  • Architect & optimize modular home designs by developing reusable components that reduce complexity and enhance efficiency. 

  • Implement advanced design methodologies to optimize space planning, material use, and production standardization. 

  • Develop a digital design framework using BIM-based workflows, computational modelling, and generative design tools to refine modular layouts. 

  • Establish a component library that supports flexible design variations focused on supporting efficiency in manufacturing. 

  • Balance conceptual and practical aspects of modular design while ensuring homes are aesthetically compelling, streamlined, and cost-effective.  

  • Integrate DfMA principles to standardise offsite construction processes. 

  • Collaborate with engineering, production, and procurement teams to align architectural goals with manufacturing realities. 

  • Stay apprised of industry innovations, including regulatory changes, sustainable materials, and emerging technologies in offsite construction. 

Required Skills & Qualifications 

  • Degree in Architecture (or related field) with modular/offsite construction experience. 

  • Strong conceptual design skills with an ability to translate vision into practical, standardized modular systems. 

  • Proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, and BIM-based design platforms. 

  • Experience with parametric design software (Grasshopper, Dynamo, Rhino, etc.) for optimizing component use and layouts preferred. 

  • Expertise in developing design libraries and scalable modular systems. 

  • Strong understanding of manufacturing workflows, prefabrication techniques, and material optimization. 

  • Ability to work across disciplines, collaborating with structural engineers, production teams, and supply chain partners. 

  • Knowledge of building codes and regulatory standards for modular homes. 

Preferred Skills 

  • Expertise in design automation and AI-assisted generative design preferred. 

  • Experience with digital twins, data-driven modelling, and advanced visualization techniques nice to have. 

  • Understanding of timber frame and offsite construction methodologies and  

  • HighArc preferred. 

Why Join Us? 

  • Grow with the development of an intelligent, scalable component system for modular homes. 

  • Be part of an innovative, data-driven design team shaping the future of modular housing. 

  • Work at the intersection of architectural creativity, computational design, and manufacturing optimization. 

  • Competitive salary and benefits in a fast-growing, forward-thinking company. 

If you are passionate about modular innovation, computational architecture, and component-driven efficiency, we’d love to hear from you! 

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