Real Estate Project Manager
Real Estate Project Manager
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Project Management: Support the real estate transaction process by engaging with architects, engineers, landlords and internal stakeholders to develop feasibility studies, cost estimates and schedules to support tenant improvement projects and other owner driven projects.
- Have knowledge of construction management concepts such as schedule relationships (start to start, start to finish, etc.), Ability to write base RFP scopes to pair with internal procurement RFP processes
- Understand basic capital and operational financial concepts.
- Real Estate Transaction Management
- Support the real estate transaction management process by evaluating site requirements (ex. lab, office, amenity, utility)
- Have knowledge of lease transaction process (supported by external RE broker) from site selection, LOI, draft lease to execution.
- Support the real estate transactions by evaluating site fit-outs, space changes, and occupancy planning. Stakeholder & Change Management
- Serve as the primary contact for local business leaders and end users
- Lead regional implementation of global workplace strategies.
- Promote adoption of global space, design and occupancy standards while continuing to support business and site operations. Sustainability & Compliance
- Champion sustainability efforts at the site level, including energy, water, and waste reduction
- Ensure compliance with internal ESG goals while partnering with internal environmental, health and safety teams. Provide regional insights to the global Real Estate team as to area growth, urban changes or area opportunities. Site Operations
- Oversee third-party FM provider, review invoices and work order analytics Financial ReviewHave knowledge of capital vs operational expenses.
- Able to organize site OPEX financials (rent, CAMS, utility costs, FM vendor expenses) and provide for quarterly budget cycles.
- Qualifications & Experience Required (Core)
- ~10 Years experience in real estate and/or facilities management
- Bachelor's degree in Architecture, Construction Management or Building Systems Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical or Civil).Interested in real estate and/or facilities management within office and/or R&D environments
- Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills
- Proficient in Excel, PowerPoint, AutoCad, Bluebeam and real estate/FM systems Fluent in English (written and verbal).Willingness to travel within Region US, Canada and Mexico (~20%) and collaborate globally across time zones
- Preferred (Desirable)
- Experience with space planning, lease support, or workplace transformation
- Familiarity with technical or R&D campus environments
- Exposure to sustainability programs and smart building systems, Understanding of global real estate operations and cross-cultural collaboration
- Experience with workplace analytics platforms
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