Architectural Project Manager

Description

• Estimates design fees, develop proposals, change orders, invoices, and actively participates in the collection process as this pertains to architectural projects and management of client relationships.
• Addresses collection and payment issues and acts as the Client interface when handling contract administration issues (firm profitability) as this pertains to Contract
• Participates in business development and marketing efforts.
• Oversees the production of design and construction documents, review of constructability issues, and provides solutions to design problems and generates design alternatives.
• Collaborates with team members and colleagues to promote an inter-disciplinary design approach and philosophy.
• Produces project(s) Schedules, Work Plans, and coordinates, strategizes, prioritizes project staffing needs.
• Provides feedback and direction to less experienced staff to avoid continued issues and mistakes.
• Acts as the primary design interface with clients and consultants, providing continual proactive communication with partners, collaborators, and external stakeholders.
• Produces & maintains the project(s) program and schedule to ensure effective and impactful implementation.
• Provides QA/QC support and direction on overall design intent, conceptual and finished design presentation documentation, construction documentation, project schedules and project budget information.
• Coordination with engineering consultants.
• Fosters and cultivates a culture of design of the office and strives to elevate design quality on projects.
• Works collaboratively with the firm Principals and firm leadership.
• Produces & maintains the project(s) budget to ensure effective and impactful implementation that meets client’s requirements using existing firm resources.
• Negotiations and Administration, Add Services, and Collections.
• Mentors and directs project team members, including new hires and interns.
• Participates in marketing and business development activities.

Requirements

• Licensed or non-licensed architectural staff.
• If non-licensed, is actively seeking licensure, has NCARB membership and is working toward completing certification.
• Ability to read, write and understand English for purposes of comprehending written job-related communications and verbal instructions and interactions.
• A professional degree in architecture from an accredited institution and a licensed architect is preferred but not required, and at least eight or more years of related experience with a program client.
• Must be proficient in REVIT, AutoCad Architecture, and have the ability to annotate plans and details with Bluebeam Revu or a similar program.
• 8 or more years’ experience.
• If licensed, maintains architectural licensure through completion of LUs as required.
• Experienced in managing a team of three to ten people.
• Proficient in project scheduling with MS Project or similar program.
• Working knowledge of Word, Excel, Outlook and Procore.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance