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Project Director - Multifamily Construction

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scott humphreyPhoenix (AZ)

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About the role

About the Company: A well-established multifamily developer-builder with a long track record in the Pacific Northwest, now growing fast across the Southwest. The company builds its own developments, with roughly $1.4 billion in backlog and about 95% of it self-developed, giving the team a pipeline of work for the next decade. The Southwest team is set to double in size over the next two years, with active and upcoming projects in New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada and Utah.
Job Description: Based in Phoenix with regular travel to New Mexico, or relocation to New Mexico for the right candidate. We are hiring a hands-on Project Director to oversee a portfolio of ground-up multifamily projects, including a 32-month, roughly $90 to $100 million podium project and multiple garden-style communities, close to $200 million in work starting over the next few months. New Mexico is a growing market, and this leader will need be on site regularly, leading project teams, holding subcontractors accountable and keeping every job moving. Select Responsibilities Lead multiple ground-up multifamily projects from preconstruction through closeout, including podium and garden-style communities Build, lead and develop project teams of PMs, superintendents and project engineers Hold subcontractors and suppliers accountable to schedule, budget and quality, with consistent on-site follow-upOwn project financials: budgets, buyout, cost reports, forecasting and change management Serve as the primary point of contact for internal development partners and executive leadership Step in directly when a project needs hands-on leadership
Ideal Candidate:
  • Senior Project Manager ready to step up, or a Project Executive who stays hands-on in the field 10+ years of ground-up multifamily experience, including significant podium projects
  • Proven track record managing multiple projects and teams at the same time
  • Thrives in fast-paced environments where problems come in fast and need decisive solutions
  • Willing to travel to New Mexico regularly, on site when projects require itProcore, scheduling and cost-control proficiency
  • What's on Offer
  • Competitive base salary and bonus
  • Travel covered: hotel or company-provided apartment, airfare and daily per diem
  • Relocation assistance available for candidates who move to New Mexico
  • A long-term home with a 10+ year pipeline
  • Strong benefits and a growing team

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