Head of Project Management
stark engineering dpcNew York (NY)
Head of Project Management
Posted yesterday
stark engineering dpcNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
MEP Project Manager (Hybrid, Full-time, NYC Based) We are currently searching for an experienced MEP Project Manager to join our growing firm and be a part of an organization that strives to exceed client objectives and solve their most complex challenges. The ideal candidate comes with the skills and knowledge to independently manage MEP engineering teams for retail, workplace, and hospitality projects. Architectural MEP Engineering firm NYC - Stark Engineering (stark-engineering. Applicable experience as a Project Manager at MEP engineering consultancy(ies).A bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or related engineering field. Existing knowledge of MEP engineering design and project processes. Experience in direct communication with project stakeholders including architects, owners, and other project consultants. Proficiency in AutoCAD and Revit. Serve as project manager on assigned projects/programs. Represent the firm in meetings and project engagements, both in person and via telecommunication. Generate professional service agreements and similar contractual documents. Oversee project/account financial performance and regulatory compliance. Diligent – Completes tasks and assignments in full and on time. Stark Engineering is an architectural engineering (MEP) firm based in New York with nationwide clientele and projects. Annual performance and profit-based bonuses. To apply: respond via LinkedIn or send us a resume at connect@stark-engineering.
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