Construction Project Manager
endeavorChicago (IL)
About the role
Sr. Construction PM | Developer/Owner | Detroit (relocation required) We are working with one of the top CRE developer/owners in the US, based in downtown Detroit, that is looking for a Senior Project Manager to help lead owner-side tenant improvements, interior buildouts, and tenant-facing project delivery for institutional-grade projects across their multimillion-square-foot portfolio. This is a high-visibility role, on a fast-paced team, that will cover everything from budgeting and project timelines, to subcontractor and vendor management, to bridging the gap between leasing and construction teams. Additionally, this focuses on both existing-space projects, new tenant buildouts, and works across the organization to get projects through the finish line. Our client is an industry leader that continues to raise capital, deploy capital, and outperform its peers year-over-year, and this would be an opportunity to be a part of that growth.Industry-leading relocation package would be provided Experience:5+ years of Project Management experience, ideally with an institutionally-minded CRE developer/owner, or large GCUndergraduate degree in Construction Management, Architecture, Engineering, Real Estate, or related Experience providing planning and support for medium/large-scale capital improvement and rehabilitation projects, including all associated documentation management Exposure to contract negotiation, procurement coordination, and all associated reporting Commercial office experience required If this position sounds like you, please apply, and/or reach out to Alex at alex@endeavor-global.com.
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