Architectural Designer

Full-time / Remote / Office Opportunity

Location: Toronto, ON

Post Date: October 9, 2025

Salary Range: $85,000 to $105,000

About Us Sophie’s Flats is a design and build company based in Ontario, Canada. We specialize in accessory dwelling units called ADUs, which are independent homes built in residential backyards. Our mission is to help homeowners expand their living space with thoughtful, efficient, and code-compliant designs. We handle every stage from concept through permitting to construction, focusing on innovation and sustainability.

Job Description We are seeking an Architectural Designer to create and develop architectural plans and design solutions for ADU projects. Your work will include

Producing detailed architectural drawings and 3D models

Developing design concepts that balance aesthetics, functionality, and compliance

Preparing documentation for permits and approvals

Coordinating with clients, engineers, contractors, and internal teams

Researching building materials, sustainable design options, and local codes

Presenting designs clearly to clients and project stakeholders

This role offers a chance to contribute to innovative residential designs and help shape the future of backyard living.

Qualification Ideal candidates will have

A degree or diploma in architecture or architectural design

Proficiency in CAD software such as AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, or similar tools

Strong understanding of Ontario building codes, zoning, and permitting processes

Excellent creativity, attention to detail, and problem-solving skills

Strong communication and collaboration abilities

Experience or interest in residential architecture or ADUs is an advantage

What We Offer Competitive salary and benefits package.

Comprehensive health, dental, and vision benefits.

RRSP matching program.

Generous paid time off and holiday allowance.

Opportunities for career growth and development.

A positive, collaborative work environment focused on innovation and excellence.

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