Architectural Project Manager of Retail

United States·Sandy Springsmid

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Key Responsibilities

The Project Manager has full responsibility for managing all aspects of multiple small to midsize projects, their teams, and prepare strategic plans for project success.

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Excellent leadership attributes to mentor supporting staff Exceptional time management, written,

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Responsibilities

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→The Project Manager has full responsibility for managing all aspects of multiple small to midsize projects, their teams, and prepare strategic plans for project success. The Project Manager is responsible for the coordination of all project efforts, administrative and technical, to ensure the most efficient and cost-effective execution of assigned projects. Serves as the primary client liaison to bring the schedule, budgets, and scope of work to completion and to the client’s satisfaction. Actively manages client budgets, schedules, and programs, project communications and documentation, office administrative tasks, and project team assignments. Estimates fees, determines the scope of work and prepares proposals and contracts. The Project Manager also serves as a vision leader within the Dwell community.

Requirements

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Excellent leadership attributes to mentor supporting staff
Exceptional time management, written, and verbal communication skills
Strong organizational skills and follow-through ability
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills
Have a positive attitude
Thorough understanding and preparation of design projects through all phases of development including the code and technical aspects
- Experience working with contractors through the construction phase
Significant proficiency in Revit and capable of acting as a Revit Lead
Experience in SketchUp a plus
10+ years of design experience primarily in Retail
Professional license preferred but not required
Professional degree from an accredited college or university