Senior Project Manager (Architecture)
hdrCoatesville (PA)
Senior Project Manager (Architecture)
Posted today
hdrCoatesville (PA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
As a Senior Project Manager in HDR's Architecture practice, you will lead and coordinate multi-disciplinary teams to deliver complex design projects that enhance community well-being. You will manage scope, schedule, and budget while maintaining client relationships and coordinating marketing, design, and production meetings. Your role blends leadership with technical oversight, ensuring deliverables meet high quality and sustainability standards. This is a chance to drive meaningful architectural impact within a collaborative, employee-owned culture. You will shape projects that align with HDR’s mission to create stronger, more vibrant communities.
Responsibilities:
Direct and coordinate work of single or multi-discipline teams throughout the project lifecycle Manage large multi-discipline or technically complex projects with substantial staff Concurrently produce and coordinate multiple projects Establish and maintain client relations and participate in marketing, contractual, and production meetings Lead work sessions for deliverable development with staff and stakeholders Coordinate staffing and workload to meet schedules Track financials and adjust efforts to stay within budget and schedule Collaborate with Accounting, Operational, and Business leadership for project reviews Implement QA/QC procedures and mentor less-experienced Project Managers Perform additional duties as needed
Key requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Architecture 10 years related experience Minimum 5 years project management experience Registered Architect Ability to lead a team on projects Experience with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Project) Knowledge of local and regional market Strong planning and mentoring skills Commitment to active participation in employee-owned culture leadership client relations mentoring QA/QC procedures sustainable design / LEED Microsoft Office
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