Development Coordinator
trinity search groupPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
This company is a national player in the development arena and truly the best at what they do. They are primarily an industrial/ warehouse developer working across the country out of multiple offices and have a fantastic reputation for taking good care of their people. This position will be based in their Phoenix office which is also their main office in the Southwest. The Development Services Coordinator will join a successful 35+ year firm with developments all over the US and dynamic investment partners. Learn the commercial real estate development business and enjoy a successful team atmosphere. Knowledge, Skills, Degrees· Minimum 1+ years’ experience in commercial real estate, construction, or project accounting.· Bachelor's degree (Required) – preferably in Accounting, Finance or Business· Computer proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Power Point)
Responsibilities:
Manage the following partial list of activities for industrial development, accounting, and support efforts: This position offers the right person the opportunity to do many different tasks to help support the many active projects in play. Project Accounting· Obtain monthly consultant project invoices· Input project invoices into Nexus accounting software· Prepare monthly project funding draws· Coordinate and track monthly funding draw and payment with lenders and equity partners Development Support· Obtain and maintain consultant insurance requirements· Assist development managers with weekly and monthly reporting· Participate in weekly owner, architect and contractor meetings· Collect and organize all project documentation· Obtain and distribute all post-development close out documents· Coordinate transfer of warrantees including inspections You will not be disappointed with the quality of both the people and this overall organization.
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