Director, Land Development
epcon communitiesCharlotte (NC)
About the role
Who is Epcon? A respected, industry leading home builder for over 40 years. At Epcon Communities, our mission is to build homes, neighborhoods, and lifestyles that provide one remarkable experience. We have delivered on that promise since 1986 as an industry leader by providing smart, innovative designs with “lifestyle amenities”. Today, more than 30,000 families and individuals call an Epcon community “home,” making Epcon an industry leader and one of the top new home developers in the country year after year. Your Next Opportunity The Director, Land Development is responsible for the coordination and management of all aspects of land development at multiple communities including conducting due diligence, evaluating site conditions, working with municipalities & reviewing agencies; and overseeing public and private utility contractors, site contractors & landscape contractors. This position also creates the site development budget and provides required internal reporting and documentation. What Does it Take to Be Successful? Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management or related field preferred.5 years of experience in land development in the residential home-building industry. Experience with site development and engineering. Experience developing detailed budgets with back-up documentation. Demonstrated experience reading engineering plans. Experience working with multi-disciplined teams. Strong communication skills required to ensure accountability, resolve conflicts and drive results. Proficient with the Microsoft Office Suite and builder software. Must possess a valid driver’s license and be willing to use own vehicle to drive between sites.
What We Offer:
Epcon Communities offers a competitive base salary with a bonus plan and a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, 401k and company paid short/long-term disability, and life insurance. Epcon Communities Services, LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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