Principal Architect - Data Centers
$125,000 to $200,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$125,000 to $200,000 per year
About the role
- Oversee staffing assignments and build project teams that can successfully execute project work, and deliver excellence in design, technical expertise, and project management.
- Responsible for bringing in new clients and new revenue annually and will be provided with a top line revenue target.
- Maintain overall responsibility for project team performance, including design and delivery of contracted work and management of internal and external resources.
- Collaborate with market leaders to set strategic direction for their respective design practice studio in alignment with firm-wide goals and annual business plans.
- Oversee development and implementation of a consistent Rhythm-of-Business within the studio, including prescriptive guidelines for project execution and client services.
- Meet regularly with market leadership and Senior Project Managers to ensure design work is continuously executed in alignment with project budgets and client goals.
- Lead the development and implementation of firm-wide strategic initiatives including annual business planning.
- Oversee cross-market collaboration efforts including the continued growth of all regional design practices and successful project team integration.
- Continuously review all internal and external risks; lead successful implementation of risk mitigation strategies in alignment with the firm's interests.
- Lead the development of project proposals, RFP responses, and various business development initiatives.
- Develop and manage annual studio operational budget, in collaboration with other studio leaders
- Manage health and viability of both new and existing client relationships through direct client interaction and identifying opportunities for growth.
- Collaborate with market leadership regarding acceptance of new work and strategic pursuits.
- Actively participate in recruiting, hiring, and onboarding.
- Meet regularly with studio leadership and people managers to proactively review performance of individual team members; provide constructive feedback and guidance as required.
- Oversee annual goal setting and performance reviews.
- Engages and collaborates with leaders and strategic partners across the firm with a focus on continuous improvement.
- Provides appropriate guidance and constructive feedback to all internal team members.
- Oversees regional practice integration and facilitates cross-market collaboration.
- Functions as a subject-matter-expert and firm-wide resource with a highly specialized or uniquely relevant skill set.
- Oversees implementation of all tactical execution strategies in alignment with annual business plans and firm-wide goals.
- Displays ability to successfully navigate conflict, effectively implement change, and facilitate difficult conversations focused on achieving specific outcomes.
- Engages in the development and implementation of internal Learning and Development resources.
- Accepts accountability for consistent deliverable quality, exceptional client services, and overall financial performance across regional offices and studio groups.
- Confidently makes strategic decisions with sound judgement related to staffing, business operations, and resource management.
- Appropriately prioritizes internal initiatives and billable work while balancing the needs of various teams and studio groups.
- Consistently engages with project leaders and people managers to ensure a safe, comfortable, and equitable work environment for all staff.
- Seeks out and actively engages in external community activities and philanthropic events beyond the pursuit of work.
- Contributes to intentional and thoughtful decision-making regarding staffing changes, employee promotions, and strategic team building.
- Invests time and dedicated resources to the growth and professional development of individuals and project teams.
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