Manager,Architectural Design

Royal Caribbean Group•Miami, FL

36d

About The Position

The Manager, Architectural Design brings leadership and expertise to various newbuild, revitalization and refurbishment projects. In collaboration with senior Design leadership, this candidate is responsible for overseeing and managing projects from conception to completion, ensuring that they are delivered on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards. This candidate will provide guidance to a team of architects and designers for the successful execution of these projects and serve as a conduit of information and intelligence from the corporation and brand to external architects and design firms, ensuring the success of these groups. The Manager, Architectural Design reviews drawings/proposals to recommend decisions, provides innovative solutions and ideas, and ensures the design team is prepared for key start-ups and milestones.

Responsibilities

Ensures design intent is apparent and credible, and that the voice of the Executive Steering Committee and Brand is communicated clearly and consistently to all workstreams, both internal and external.
Fosters an innovative, forward thinking, proactive, and collaborative environment as a role model that brings all disciplines together and creates favorable results.
Shows a positive commitment to the learning & growth of oneself and others.
Embraces the value of the design guidelines & standards, CADD & drawing standards, and contract references, taking the leadership that they are fulfilled within content of design drawings and specifications, and is ultimately accountable that the materials are delivered on a timely basis.
Develops team resources (people, processes, tools) to manage large scale projects.
Independently plans, manages, guides design, and oversees projects, while cross coordinating and sharing best practices effectively between external architectural, interior design and world-wide consultancy firms, guiding the design they provide.
Upholds SQM practices throughout all design phases.
Brings proactiveness in creating new methods and processes for better executing design work.
Initiates and regularly attends meetings with sponsors as an active participant & obtains approval on design.
Acts as liaison between various stakeholders and the Newbuilding department.
Understands the business value of studies of statistical information.
Analyzes and compares various ships and areas such as public vs. crew areas, outdoor decks vs. enclosed spaces, dining vs. entertainment spaces, etc., bringing forth observations, conclusions, and recommendations.