Project Manager - Mission Critical

Location: Los Angeles, CA, US; other US locations include Pittsburgh, El Segundo, Denver, Sacramento, Addison, Boston, Chicago, Royal Oak, San Francisco, and San Diego. Travel to project sites and construction meetings is required.

Salary: $125,000–$180,000 annually.

Company

hirify.global is an inclusive, integrated architecture and engineering practice focused on collaboration, continual learning, integrity, and collective growth.

What you will do

• Lead and direct mission-critical projects through programming, schematic design, design development, construction documents, bidding, and construction administration.
• Coordinate project teams, clients, contractors, consultants, and authorities having jurisdiction.
• Plan and manage project schirify.globalules, short-term tasks, staffing needs, discipline-hour budgets, scope, and profitability.
• Identify additional services, secure required fees, and manage changes to the Owner/Architect Agreement.
• Coordinate design and technical reviews, owner data collection, specifications, bidding requirements, contract forms, and Division 1 requirements.
• Support proposals, client maintenance, interviews, and post-construction evaluations.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Architecture or Engineering.
• Professional licensure required.
• At least 10 years of professional experience, including significant Mission Critical project experience.
• Extensive knowledge of professional services from marketing through project close-out, including design and technical expertise.
• Comprehensive understanding of coordination across all design disciplines.
• Ability to motivate others, develop teamwork, communicate clearly in writing and speech, and stay organized under deadlines.
• Detail-oriented, self-motivated, enthusiastic, flexible, and business-minded.
• Senior-level maturity, assertiveness, integrity, and ability to lead, influence, and persuade clients and employees.
• Ability to interact professionally in varied business and social settings; computer literacy; ability to access project sites and use office equipment.

Nice to have

• LEED accreditation preferred.

Culture & Benefits

• Regular full-time employment.
• Collaborative and inclusive architecture and engineering environment.
• Culture emphasizing continual learning, adaptability, integrity, and collective growth.
• Work includes travel to project sites and attendance at client, project, and construction meetings.