Office Coordinator

Boston, MA

Full Time

Administrative

Entry Level

Come build something with Shepley Bulfinch as an Office Coordinator!

We are seeking an Office Coordinator to support the day-to-day experience of our studio—ensuring the space is welcoming, organized, and ready for collaboration. This role requires cross-departmental collaboration within our architecture firm, high levels of communication and a proactive, solution-oriented attitude.

Who We Are

Shepley Bulfinch is a national architecture and design firm with offices in Boston, Hartford, Houston, Phoenix, and Durham. Founded in 1874, the firm has a notable legacy of challenging convention, pioneering visionary design ideas, and collaborating with clients who seek to drive measurable change.

How Do You Know if This Role is Right for You?
You are approachable, confident, independent, and excited to collaborate in a creative environment. You are passionate about details, proactive, reliable, and enjoy creating experiences for people. In this role you cultivate and champion the office experience for our teams and guests. This includes serving as the point of contact for Bulfinches (that's us) and guests on all office-related matters. As the point-of-contact in the office, finding solutions and thinking beyond the problem is motivating to you; you’ll bring order to our fast-paced, deadline-driven office.

Qualifications

Minimum of 2 years' experience in an office environment
Exemplify strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to juggle multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment
Proactive, resourceful and solution oriented
Great at execution and follow-through
Comfortable with technology and knowledge of basic office equipment, including printers, scanners, copiers, Microsoft Office suite, etc.
Ability to lift 15 to 50 pounds

In this position you’ll help create a positive environment by preparing meeting rooms, keeping supplies stocked, planning and setting up events, plus coordinating with building staff and IT to keep everything running well. This role will also focus on documentation, virtual coordination, helping with research, and planning and executing firm activities. With Shepley embracing a hybrid-forward work model, this position is expected in the studio at least 4 days a week with the opportunity to work from home one day a week, if desired. The balance of in-person and remote work helps keep both our physical space and virtual operations running smoothly.

Shepley Bulfinch offers competitive benefits and compensation, including health and dental insurance, a 401(k) and a profit-sharing plan, as well as a range of professional growth and development opportunities.

Shepley Bulfinch is an equal opportunity employer.

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