Remote AE
Expertise, not headcount
Remote AE places vetted virtual architects, engineers and construction professionals with AEC firms in the US, Canada and Australia — every assistant with a minimum of five years of industry experience, from $499 a week.






01 — The challenge
"Virtual assistant" is the wrong phrase for the person filing a DOB permit.
The category term works against the business. A principal at an architecture firm hears virtual assistant and pictures inbox triage, not a drafter producing a 340-sheet multifamily CD set or a researcher checking a zoning ordinance before a site goes under contract.
Their real objection is competence and risk: does this person know the 2022 NYC Construction Codes, the National Building Code of Canada, what a 100% CD set has to carry — and what happens if the placement does not work out.
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5+
Years of industry experience guaranteed per assistant
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3
Assistant tracks: architect, engineer, construction
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$499
Entry weekly rate, published on the homepage



02 — Our approach
Answer the competence question in public, one jurisdiction at a time.
The homepage does the commercial job: the three assistant tracks, the guarantees (minimum five years' experience, full-time dedicated service, no long-term commitment, replacement inside the first year), named client testimonials, and a booking calendar embedded directly in the hero so the next step is one click, not a form.
Underneath it sits the part that actually converts this audience — a library of genuinely technical service pages. NYC DOB compliance, expedited permitting, zoning compliance review, medical office building design, multifamily construction documents, Canada building code support. Each one is written at the level of a practitioner, with process steps, comparison tables and an explicit section on what a remote team must not do, because credibility here comes from knowing the limits.
Every page carries the same sticky conversion unit — "fill staffing gaps without slowing projects", vetted AEC-only support, replacement guarantee, no consultation fee — plus a case-study index of real placements by city and firm type.
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One jurisdiction per page
NYC DOB compliance gets its own
technical landing page.
The homepage holds the three assistant tracks, the guarantees and the booking calendar. Below it sits a library of practitioner-level service pages — zoning compliance review, medical office building design, multifamily construction documents, Canada building code support — each with process steps, comparison tables and an explicit section on what a remote team cannot do.


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03 — The results
Every service page now ends with a calendar and a case-study index.
The site shipped with the commercial offer on top and the technical depth underneath. Each service page carries the same sticky conversion unit — vetted AEC-only support, replacement guarantee, no consultation fee — plus real placements indexed by city and firm type.
A principal searching for permit expediting or CD set production now lands on a page written at their level, with the booking step embedded so the next move is a click instead of a form submission.
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