SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER (Multi-family) at Aia Austin in Austin, TX | Kablio

Role

Description

design collaboration

construction docs

client presentation

technical lead

quality assurance

Communicate and collaborate effectively with multi-disciplinary design teams to ensure project design intent with sound solutions
Develop and complete efficient and organized construction documentation
Effectively present technical design solutions and strategies to clients and stakeholders
Lead the technical aspects of multi-family projects, including investigating, evaluating, and recommending project solutions
Champion quality assurance practices

Requirements

revit

autocad

bim 360

bluebeam

10+ years

licensure

Experience – 10+ years of Multifamily Residential projects; Contract Administration experience is preferred, but not required. Additional commercial experience in Hospitality, Mixed-Use, and Retail is advantageous.
Software Proficiency – Revit, BIM 360, AutoCAD, and Bluebeam
Professional Licensure – preferred, but not required
Presentation Skills – engaging, dynamic communicator with both internal teams and clients/consultants
Technical Expertise – advanced knowledge in building systems, building science, codes, and construction methods
Design Skills –strong design fundamentals and communication skills

Benefits

Team diversity & engagement – 85+ talented professionals across both studios and growing, with frequent opportunities for collaboration and socializing
Flexibility –Weekly flex-time opportunities including alternative daily work hours and a compressed work week option
Competitive compensation
Comprehensive benefits – Medical/dental/vision insurance; 401k matching; paid time off + closed week between Christmas and New Year’s; paid parental leave; license/AIA membership reimbursement; paid parking/transit; etc.
Professional development & growth – Knowledge building, continuing education opportunities, and project-level mentorship

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

AIA Austin has been a vital force in shaping Austin’s built environment since its establishment.
The organization brings together a network of architects who share a passion for high-quality design.
It fosters collaboration, promotes innovation, and supports the development of sustainable urban landscapes.
AIA Austin is deeply involved in the local architectural community, providing resources for professional growth.
The chapter hosts events that connect architects with developers, city planners, and other stakeholders.
Through various initiatives, AIA Austin has contributed to projects that define the city's architectural identity.
AIA Austin's members work on diverse projects, from residential to large-scale commercial developments.
Their expertise spans across modern design, adaptive reuse, sustainable architecture, and urban planning.
The organization also plays a role in educating the public on architecture’s role in enhancing quality of life.

Culture + Values

Environment + Sustainability

40% reduction

Embodied Carbon Goal

Aims to reduce the embodied carbon footprint of building materials by 40% from a 2020 baseline by 2030.

52% reduction

Austin's GHG Target

Commitment to achieving a 52% reduction in community-wide greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.

100% off-grid

Net-Zero Project Achievement

Supports built works like the Campsite at Shield Ranch, achieving 100% off-grid/net-zero operation.

Participation in AIA 2030 Commitment: facilitation of roundtables and subcommittees to support architects in tracking/reporting performance toward zero-carbon design goals.
Alignment with Austin’s net-zero community-wide greenhouse gas goal by 2040.
Support of built works achieving net-zero operation.
AIA Austin-led education and advocacy on sustainable design metrics and tools (e.g. DDx, Embodied Carbon sessions).

Inclusion & Diversity

Chairing of DesignVoice committee by a volunteer architect—Jason Haskins—advocating solidarity, subsidiarity, and human dignity in the built environment.
DesignVoice facilitated monthly design‑focused community service events, led by AIA Austin volunteers.
Roosevelt Gardens project led by AIA Austin member provided transitional housing for residents living with HIV and chronic homelessness.

Articles

Committees

Honor Awards

AIA Austin Impact Report

Role

Description

design collaboration

construction docs

client presentation

technical lead

quality assurance

Communicate and collaborate effectively with multi-disciplinary design teams to ensure project design intent with sound solutions
Develop and complete efficient and organized construction documentation
Effectively present technical design solutions and strategies to clients and stakeholders
Lead the technical aspects of multi-family projects, including investigating, evaluating, and recommending project solutions
Champion quality assurance practices

Requirements

revit

autocad

bim 360

bluebeam

10+ years

licensure

Experience – 10+ years of Multifamily Residential projects; Contract Administration experience is preferred, but not required. Additional commercial experience in Hospitality, Mixed-Use, and Retail is advantageous.
Software Proficiency – Revit, BIM 360, AutoCAD, and Bluebeam
Professional Licensure – preferred, but not required
Presentation Skills – engaging, dynamic communicator with both internal teams and clients/consultants
Technical Expertise – advanced knowledge in building systems, building science, codes, and construction methods
Design Skills –strong design fundamentals and communication skills

Benefits

Team diversity & engagement – 85+ talented professionals across both studios and growing, with frequent opportunities for collaboration and socializing
Flexibility –Weekly flex-time opportunities including alternative daily work hours and a compressed work week option
Competitive compensation
Comprehensive benefits – Medical/dental/vision insurance; 401k matching; paid time off + closed week between Christmas and New Year’s; paid parental leave; license/AIA membership reimbursement; paid parking/transit; etc.
Professional development & growth – Knowledge building, continuing education opportunities, and project-level mentorship

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

AIA Austin has been a vital force in shaping Austin’s built environment since its establishment.
The organization brings together a network of architects who share a passion for high-quality design.
It fosters collaboration, promotes innovation, and supports the development of sustainable urban landscapes.
AIA Austin is deeply involved in the local architectural community, providing resources for professional growth.
The chapter hosts events that connect architects with developers, city planners, and other stakeholders.
Through various initiatives, AIA Austin has contributed to projects that define the city's architectural identity.
AIA Austin's members work on diverse projects, from residential to large-scale commercial developments.
Their expertise spans across modern design, adaptive reuse, sustainable architecture, and urban planning.
The organization also plays a role in educating the public on architecture’s role in enhancing quality of life.

Culture + Values

Environment + Sustainability

40% reduction

Embodied Carbon Goal

Aims to reduce the embodied carbon footprint of building materials by 40% from a 2020 baseline by 2030.

52% reduction

Austin's GHG Target

Commitment to achieving a 52% reduction in community-wide greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.

100% off-grid

Net-Zero Project Achievement

Supports built works like the Campsite at Shield Ranch, achieving 100% off-grid/net-zero operation.

Participation in AIA 2030 Commitment: facilitation of roundtables and subcommittees to support architects in tracking/reporting performance toward zero-carbon design goals.
Alignment with Austin’s net-zero community-wide greenhouse gas goal by 2040.
Support of built works achieving net-zero operation.
AIA Austin-led education and advocacy on sustainable design metrics and tools (e.g. DDx, Embodied Carbon sessions).

Inclusion & Diversity

Chairing of DesignVoice committee by a volunteer architect—Jason Haskins—advocating solidarity, subsidiarity, and human dignity in the built environment.
DesignVoice facilitated monthly design‑focused community service events, led by AIA Austin volunteers.
Roosevelt Gardens project led by AIA Austin member provided transitional housing for residents living with HIV and chronic homelessness.

Articles

Committees

Honor Awards

AIA Austin Impact Report