Architectural Project Manager | Education
Architectural Project Manager | Education
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Develop competitive fee structures reflecting defined scope of services for project pursuits
- Establish and manage project schedules
- Oversee the completion of projects on time and within fee budget
- Anticipate, understand and manage client expectations
- Provide leadership to staff by identifying project studio team members' roles and responsibilities, leveraging their strengths, providing stretch opportunities, and offering mentorship
- Lead and encourage open dialogue with project team regarding design and technical ideation and facilitate appropriate solutions
- Motivate the project team to meet project goals through encouragement and/or course correction
- Oversee administration of construction phase procedures and documentation (shop drawings/submittals, requests for information, and addenda/clarifications)
- Oversee development and presentation of appropriate technical solutions to project stakeholders
- Drive the coordination of internal staff, external consultants and other stakeholders to achieve a cohesive and collaborative project team
- Attend and conduct presentations
- Actively explore and recognize new business opportunities through professional networks
- Drive each project team to seek innovation in design solutions in an ongoing spirit of curiosity, continuous improvement, and increased project performance
- Develop effective project directives, outlines, projections, schedules, and strategies over the course of the project
- Oversee development and communication of appropriate project phasing
- Manage all facets of project production resulting in a thorough set of documents
- Identify solutions and effectively resolve technical challenges
- Understand and apply appropriate industry standards and construction practices
- Oversees, and is responsible for, the identification, understanding and documentation of regulatory agencies' requirements, as well as recognizing and resolving code-related design issues
- Oversee quality assurance processes and quality control of project documents
- Demonstrate, share, and appropriately apply, new methodologies, practices, codes, and products
- Attend and conduct presentations
- Manage client relations
- Provide leadership to staff
- This role is an in-office position
- Professional, NAAB-accredited degree in Architecture or equivalent is required 10+ years of experience in commercial architecture
- Education (K-12 or Higher Education) project experience is required
- Professional registration or anticipation of registration required
- High commitment to QA/QCThorough understanding of how a drawing set goes together
- Acumen for how things are built and constructibility, and the ability to apply that knowledge to support the project design and budget
- Ability to research and document codes for specific projects
- Experience managing a variety of consultants and contractors
- Interest in sustainable design
- Effective organizational and communication skills
- Strong attention to detail
- Flexible attitude
- Proficiency or experience with managing overall project fees and schedules
- Must have high attention to detail and strong analytical skills
- The ability to juggle multiple priorities is essential
- Candidates should be efficient with coordinating project deliverables and client expectations
- Ability to collaborate in a diverse project team environment
- Demonstrated experience coordinating and leading project teams
- Confident presentation ability
- Strong aptitude for business development, strategic leadership skills, and high self-motivation
- Convincing conceptual design skills, as well as an entrepreneurial spirit
- Potential travel opportunities
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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