Senior Project Manager
green key resourcesAustin (TX)
Senior Project Manager
Posted today
green key resourcesAustin (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will oversee complex industrial and multifamily construction projects from concept to handover within an integrated design-build setting. You will lead budgeting, preconstruction planning, and cross‑functional collaboration to ensure quality, timelines, and resource efficiency. As a player-coach, you mentor teams and align stakeholders, driving project outcomes and organizational growth. This opportunity suits a hands-on leader who thrives in dynamic environments and values development and collaboration.
Responsibilities:
Manage scheduling, budgeting, and resource allocation for construction projects Coordinate cross-functional teams to ensure alignment and execution Lead preconstruction activities, including early budgeting Develop and mentor team members to foster collaboration and growth Ensure safety compliance and quality standards throughout execution Act as liaison between development and construction teams Monitor progress and implement corrective actions for delays Support strategic planning to align projects with organizational goals
Key requirements:
Bachelor of Science (BS) in construction management, engineering, or related field Minimum of 8 years of project management experience in industrial or multifamily construction Proficiency in design-build methodologies and early-stage budgeting Strong leadership to manage teams and develop capabilities Excellent communication and negotiation skills with diverse stakeholders Experience with integrated construction and development models (highly desirable) On-site work experience and ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams Ability to deliver results under tight deadlines leadership communication negotiation design-build methodologies early-stage budgeting stakeholder management
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