Project Manager
$100,000 - $130,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100,000 - $130,000 per year
About the role
- Supporting project closeout activity and general project coordination
- Managing punch list items and driving follow-up across stakeholders
- Tracking design changes and construction actions to ensure timely resolution
- Coordinating day-to-day tasks, action logs, and delivery priorities
- Assisting with base building and tenant fit-out follow-up items
- Attending meetings and helping move outstanding items through to completion
- Supporting client-facing communication and site-based coordination
- Working closely with senior professionals on high-profile commercial office and TI projects
- 4+ years of relevant experience in construction, project management, architecture, or a related field
- Experience supporting design and construction coordination
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
- Ability to manage multiple follow-ups and keep project actions moving
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Comfortable in a client-facing setting
- Experience with a general contractor or owner's representative
- Commercial office project experience
- Tenant improvement and interiors experience preferred
- Core and shell or base building exposure also of interest
- Architects looking to transition into the owner's rep / consultancy side may also be considered
- Opportunity to work on high-quality commercial office and TI projects for leading clients
- Direct exposure to major developers, building owners, and senior end-user stakeholders
- Strong mentorship from experienced leadership
- A lean team environment where your contribution will be visible
- Excellent platform to build a long-term career in owner's representation and project management consultancy
- Competitive salary plus bonus, with genuine progression opportunity in a growing office
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