Our team brings diverse expertise, with backgrounds in architecture, urban design, planning, and the social sciences. We combine technical skills with a deep understanding of people and place.
Team
Lee Einsweiler
Founding Principal
Colin Scarff
Founding Principal
René Biberstein
Associate Principal
Simon Hardt
Associate Principal
Wladka Kijewska
Senior Associate
Bertrand Mpigabahizi
Senior Associate
Sophiya Khan
Senior Associate
Kunth Shah
Associate
Andrea Cruz Mejia
Associate
Niamh O’Dea
Associate
Srushti Delhivala
Associate
Katie Lucas
Administrative & Marketing Coordinator
Join The Studio #careers
The future of our cities is more than just an incremental improvement on today – it is a transformational change.
Code Studio needs your design and creative problem-solving skills to support our growing national and international practice. We are looking for talented individuals with a background in solving complex urban design and planning issues.
As a small private planning firm, Code Studio has a unique, ground-level glimpse into all aspects of the planning business. Our work involves hands-on experience on some of the nation’s largest zoning code updates in communities across the country.
Code Studio is committed to creating a diverse and welcoming workplace. We believe that having employees with diverse backgrounds enables us to better meet our mission and serve our clients and community. People of color, women, and LGBTQIA+ individuals are strongly encouraged to apply.
Our benefits package includes health insurance, paid time off and holidays, an IRA with an employer match, and funds to support professional development.
Working at Code Studio means engaging in a highly collaborative environment with the Principals of the firm and your fellow professionals.
An open house at our Austin office allowed our team to mingle with clients and colleagues.
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