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Click here to return to Find an Architect Main Page Our AIA Honolulu Job Bank features job openings of interest to AIA Members and to other interested design and building/construction professionals that our members/subscribers hope to attract. Click here to access our current advertising rate sheet. As an introductory special, we will offer this online job listing at the same price as the Weekly Classified Ad (see advertising rate sheet). Not only will your job listing be posted online, we will link to our job bank in our weekly eNewsletter. Your online listing will run for one month from the date of placement. AIA Honolulu Members: AIA Honolulu members receive a discounted rate of $40 for all online job postings using our local job bank. Non-Members: Non-members may also post positions of interest to our members for a rate of $80. If you are not a current member and would like to post a position using our AIA Honolulu job bank, contact Bonnie McIntyre, Membership Coordinator. Payment & Job Posting: Members can pay directly online after the job listing has been created. Payments can be done with credit card (Mastercard or Visa) or they can choose the mail in check option. Non-members need to call Bonnie McIntyre, Membership Coordinator, at (808) 628-7243 and pay either with a credit card over the phone or mail in a check. Your ad will be posted when your payment is received by AIA Honolulu. Ready to Submit a Job Listing? If you are a current member of AIA Honolulu click below on Submit Job for Listing. When entering your information, please enter the JOB TITLE in ALL CAPS to maintain a consistent look for our listings. Please do not use "caps" in the body of your classified job posting. We also ask you to limit your listing to less than 50 words (approximately). Job posters and job seekers may also want to consider expanding your search beyond our local job board. The AIA National component maintains an active career center, geared to persons seeking jobs and firms posting openings, for the Mainland and Hawaii/Alaska. Click here to learn visit the national AIA Career Center.
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