Senior Architect Project Manager - Workplace Interiors

Posted 3 days ago

npaworldwideNew York (NY)

Architectural and Engineering Managers Architectural Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$ 120000

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About the role

Job description

Responsibilities: Assist in responding to RFPs and attend new business presentations - Calculate and track man / hour projections and project fees - Generate contractual agreements - Interface with the client, real estate team, landlord and consultants - Assist in code review, building analysis, and lease review - Prepare consultant RFPs - Generate project budgets and schedules - Prime client interface during all phases of project - Oversee project production and staffing projections - Final red-line review of construction documents - Overall review of consultant documents - Manage project finances including budgets, contracts, change orders, additional services requests, payment requisitions, fee tracking, invoicing and collections. - Attend project meetings as required - Coordinate bidding process, including response to questions, interviews, bid review and analysis - General coordination & management of designated project team - Project close-out and sign-off

Qualifications

Requirements: Bachelors degree in Architecture (BA); Masters degree (MA) a plus - Minimum of 10 years of continuous project management experience in Corporate Workplace Interiors - A working knowledge of Revit and AutoCAD - Strong presentation skills - Excellent verbal, interpersonal, and communication skills - A strong understanding and experience with NYC and IBC Building Codes, compliance, filing - strategies, and base building infrastructure. Why is This a Great Opportunity: Company is a renowned mid-sized architecture firm with wonderful reputation. Great work/life balance and great mid town location easily accessible by mass transit. Salary Type : Annual Salary Salary Min : $ 120000 Salary Max : $ 160000 Currency Type : USD

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