Architectural Project Manager

Parkhill•Lubbock, TX

About The Position

The Architectural Project Manager leads the planning and execution of design projects, ensuring alignment with client goals, budgets, and schedules. The role collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to deliver high-quality outcomes, maintain strong client relationships, and support project success from concept through completion while contributing to the built environment and community impact. At Parkhill, Building Community is the reason the firm exists. Parkhill invests in people who invest in their communities and describes its team as neighbors who live and work in the communities they serve. Parkhill is one of the largest architectural and engineering firms in the Southwest, with 14 offices throughout Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma.

Requirements

Education or commensurate experience in the architecture, engineering, or construction industry.
At least 5 years in a project management position.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Bluebeam, and Deltek Vantagepoint.
Effective communication skills for collaboration with clients, consultants, and project teams.

Nice To Haves

Professional registration as an Architect or Engineer.

Responsibilities

Direct multiple projects simultaneously, from concept to completion.
Develop and manage project scope, schedule, fee structure, and budget in alignment with client expectations.
Lead client meetings, provide relevant project solutions, and address client concerns promptly.
Manage resources and staffing to meet deadlines and maintain profitability.
Identify and mitigate project risks that may affect timelines, budgets, or quality.
Monitor project financial health by reviewing billing, expenses, staff utilization, and work plans to ensure profitability.
Coordinate design efforts among the project team, engineers, and subconsultants to integrate disciplines.
Manage collaboration with subconsultants by negotiating agreements, defining scopes of work, and ensuring timely deliverables and compliance with contractual obligations.
Oversee construction-phase services and lead project closeout, including preparing final deliverables, coordinating punch lists, and ensuring substantial completion.

Benefits

Hybrid and flexible work schedules and a flexible work environment.
Generous PTO and paid holidays.
Specialized training, continuing education, professional licensing, intern development programs, and University of Parkhill.
Multiple health plan options.
FSA for dependent care and HSA contributions.
Employer 401(k) contribution.
Employer-paid basic life insurance and short- and long-term disability coverage.
Performance bonuses.
Mental health care, culture committees, and a wellness program.
Charitable giving match.