Senior Project Manager ($5M–$50M Projects)
$72.12 per hour
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Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$72.12 per hour
About the role
- Lead pre-construction: design development, budgeting, constructability reviews, scheduling, and procurement
- Review architectural, structural, and MEP drawings to catch conflicts and cost or schedule impacts early
- Identify value-engineering opportunities without compromising design intent or quality
- Develop and maintain budgets, schedules, scopes of work, and cost controls
- Solicit and level GC bids, negotiate scopes, manage buyouts, and evaluate change orders
- Manage 3–5 projects at once through regular site visits and project coordination
- Coordinate DOB filings, permitting, inspections, and approvals with expediters and consultants
- Report to ownership on budgets, schedules, risks, and key decisionsQUALIFICATIONS
- 7+ years in construction management, real estate development, or project management
- Experience with NYC multifamily renovations, luxury residential, conversions, or value-add projects
- Strong knowledge of existing NYC buildings, DOB requirements, and Alt-1 / Alt-2 filings
- Strong architectural and design sensibility, with an eye for layouts, detailing, and high-end finishes
- Proficiency in AutoCAD and Revit; Bluebeam and Procore preferred
- Ability to manage multiple projects independently and take full ownership of execution
- Preferred: degree in architecture, construction management, or engineering, plus owner/developer-side experience If you or someone you know would be a strong fit, please email a resume and a brief note on your background and why you'd be a good fit to mgreely@holliswoodnyc.com.
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