Cordoba Corporation
Provides integrated engineering, construction, and management services to diverse industries.
2 days ago
$165,000 - $185,000
Expert & Leadership (13+ years)
Full Time
Los Angeles, California, United States
Office Full-Time
Company Size
300 Employees
Service Specialisms
Sector Specialisms
Description
design management
design review
compliance
firm selection
documentation
community outreach
The Design Manager will direct the district’s design process to meet functional, budgetary, environmental, and legal requirements while managing multiple projects from concept through final approval and handoff to execution. This includes overseeing compliance with LAUSD standards, selecting architectural firms, and maintaining an efficient design review process that delivers maximum value.
- Lead design activities for school upgrade and critical repair projects.
- Manage the district’s design process to meet functional, budgetary, environmental, and legal requirements.
- Coordinate with architects, consultants, and district staff from concept through final approval and handoff.
- Ensure compliance with LAUSD standards and DSA regulations throughout the design lifecycle.
- Select and assign architectural firms based on qualifications and performance criteria.
- Establish an efficient design review process that maximizes project value.
- Document decisions promptly and ensure all project documentation meets legal requirements.
- Review design changes to keep projects within budget.
- Participate in community outreach to foster understanding of district building projects.
- Provide continuing education opportunities such as seminars and workshops for staff.
Requirements
facilities design
capital projects
educational
10 years
bachelors
ca license
Candidates must have at least 10 years of professional experience managing facilities design or capital projects, with five years focused on educational facilities, a bachelor’s degree in architecture or engineering, and a valid California architect or professional engineer license. The position offers a salary range of $165,000 to $185,000 and is based onsite in Los Angeles, CA.
- Require minimum 10 years of facilities design or capital project management experience, including 5 years in educational facilities.
- Require a bachelor's degree in architecture or engineering and a valid California architect or professional engineer license.
Benefits
Employees enjoy comprehensive benefits including multiple medical, dental, and vision plans, life and AD&D insurance, a 401(k) with industry‑leading employer match, generous paid time off, flexible spending accounts, and well‑being programs such as stress management and financial wellness resources.
- Offer a salary range of $165,000–$185,000; onsite work in Los Angeles, CA.
- Provide multiple medical, dental, vision plans, life/AD&D insurance, 401(k) match, paid holidays, PTO, FSAs, and employee assistance and well‑being programs.
Training + Development
Interview process
Visa Sponsorship
Security clearance
Overview
- Founded with a vision to provide comprehensive engineering and construction solutions.
- Specializes in delivering high-quality, large-scale projects across various sectors.
- Known for its ability to handle complex projects that require both innovation and precision.
- Has a strong focus on infrastructure, water resources, and energy systems.
- Offers a full range of services from planning and design to construction and management.
- Has worked on high-profile projects such as public infrastructure, water systems, and energy facilities.
- Dedicated to providing value through its technical expertise and deep industry knowledge.
- Combines local knowledge with global experience to tackle a wide array of challenges.
Culture + Values
A rating since 2019
Safety-first policy
The company maintains a continuous 'A' rating on ISNetworld, reflecting its commitment to safety and excellence in project delivery.
- Utilizes training and technology to ensure quality project delivery.
- Promotes fairness, access, and improved outcomes for all by partnering with diverse suppliers and stakeholders.
- Creates an environment where all employees feel valued through mutual respect and collaboration.
- Focuses on measurable results, including environmental impact.
- Operates with a local orientation, leveraging technical strength, diverse teams, and giving back to the community.
Environment + Sustainability
- Minimizing environmental footprint through innovative project management and sustainable construction practices
- Leveraging renewable energy sources and sustainable materials
- Promoting environmental awareness among stakeholders
- Energy efficiency and sustainability programming to reduce energy consumption and promote renewable resources
- Active involvement in carbon capture, hydrogen, EV‑to‑grid, and energy‑storage projects to support net zero goals
Inclusion & Diversity
Nine participants
Pilot program participants
The pilot program began in August 2020 with nine individuals, providing them with comprehensive support through mentorship, training, and field trips.
Six graduates
Graduate placements
Six participants from the pilot program successfully graduated and are now in full-time positions, reflecting the program's effectiveness in fostering career growth.
- Pathway to Success workforce development initiative launched summer 2020 targeting economically disadvantaged individuals
- Program includes mentorship, training modules, field trips, and lunch‑and‑learn sessions
- Blueprint for Success internal training program exposing employees to cross‑functional skills and promoting career growth
- Support for Latinas Lead California: providing mentorship and critical resources to increase Latinas in leadership
- Randall D. Martinez on Council for Supplier Diversity board to promote supplier diversity