Miller Hull

Employment

Want to be part of a practice dedicated to affecting change? We actively seek team members and interns at all levels of experience who share these values and enjoy an open and collaborative environment.

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Internship Program

We welcome the energy and perspective of student interns in both studios and provide ‘hands-on’ exposure to a variety of experiences that broaden design and professional skills.

Summer Internship
For undergraduate and graduate students.

6-Month Internship
For recent graduates, or students between university programs.

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Benefits

The Miller Hull Partnership offers the following benefits to our employees:

Interns and Contract Employees

• Flexible Work Arrangements
• Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance paid by Miller Hull, including subsidizing 25% of dependent’s coverage.
• Public Transportation Subsidy

Regular Full-Time Employees

• 401(k) Retirement Plan & Employer Match: 100% of up to 5% of salary you elect to defer.
• Profit Sharing: contributions into your 401(k) based on meeting our annual profit targets.
• Community Service: 32 paid, annual, volunteer hours for community volunteer opportunities.
• Professional Development: annual allowance up to $1,400 for professional development, including 24 paid, professional development hours per year.
• Employee Assistance Program counseling services
• Flexible Spending Account/FSA (Cafeteria Plan)
• Flexible Work Arrangements
• Holidays: Ten paid, flexible holidays per calendar year (80 hours, annually).
• Long-Term Disability, Accidental Death & Dismemberment, and Life Insurance
• Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance paid by Miller Hull, including subsidizing 25% of dependent’s coverage.
• Paid Parental/Medical/Family Leave: 160 hours following 6-months of active service.
• Paid Time Off (PTO): Minimum 132 hours, annually.
• Public Transportation Subsidy

Open Studio

Miller Hull has always been an industry leader in providing an environment with an equitable gender mix, but we recognize there are still not enough people of color in architecture — especially women of color. Architecture is now a recognized part of STEM-based fields, so our role as architects is to help make our profession more accessible. In 2018, this conversation within Miller Hull led to the development Open Studio.

Through outreach and education, the goal of Open Studio is to provide BIPOC students the opportunity to identify a career in architecture at an early age, so they can successfully navigate toward an architectural education in college. Between the end of their 8th grade year and first year of college, students can participate in Open Studio in three ways:

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Open Studio Internship
One full-time, paid internship is offered to a high school student who has completed their junior or senior year. For three weeks, this student may have an opportunity to tour construction sites, attend team meetings and work in a professional environment. Over the course of the summer, a portfolio of the intern’s work will be assembled and will culminate in a brief presentation on their last day. Transit expenses to get to our studio are covered.

Click here to download the 2023 Open Studio Internship application

Open Studio Summer Intensive
A free, week-long educational opportunity at our Seattle studio, open to 24 students who want to take a deeper dive into the design process. For three hours each day, they will learn how to sketch and draw, think through a design problem with a teammate and present their work to a group, while receiving individualized feedback and counseling. One of the three-hour sessions will be used to take a field trip to enhance the participants’ understanding of the project.

2023 Session:
August 11 – 18, 2023
2 – 5 p.m.

2023 Application:
Click here to download the 2023 Open Studio Summer Intensive application
Applications will be accepted until the session is full.

Open Studio Summer Bridge
In conjunction with the University of Washington Women’s Center and Making Connections Program, Miller Hull hosts a two-hour introductory session for 20 to 30 students. Included in this session is a studio tour, detailed presentations of various architectural projects, a creative activity and a question-and-answer discussion.

 Please check back for information about the program for 2023.