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Project Manager | Multifamily & Commercial Interiors

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frankel stanleyMillbrae (CA)

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Senior

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About the role

Build standout projects. Take ownership. Accelerate your career. We're partnering with a highly respected General Contractor that's growing fast and looking for a talented Project Managerto join its team. If you've delivered Multifamily, Mixed-Use, Tenant Improvement or Commercial Interiorsprojects and want more responsibility, exciting projects and genuine career progression, this could be the move you've been waiting for.
What you'll be doing: Leading exciting projects from preconstruction through completion. Managing budgets, schedules, subcontractors and project teams. Building strong relationships with clients and senior leadership. Taking real ownership of projects with the backing of an established GC.
What we're looking for: Project Management experience with a General Contractor. Background in Multifamily, Mixed-Use or Commercial Interiors. Strong commercial awareness and a track record of delivering projects. Ambition to progress into Senior PM or Project Executive leadership. What's on offer? Competitive salary + attractive benefits High-profile projects and a strong pipeline of work Real autonomy and a clear path into senior leadership A collaborative team that recognises and rewards performance

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