Project Manager, Construction

Check out our current openings•Washington, DC

11d•$90,000 - $100,000

About The Position

The Project Management team manages major capital projects for condominium communities and HOAs. We’re the steady hand guiding associations through big moments: rebuilds, repairs, upgrades, and everything in between. You’ll be the one who brings order to chaos, clarity to confusion, and confidence to clients who rely on your judgment to deliver construction projects on time and on budget. You own your projects end-to-end. No micromanagement. Just responsibility and support when you need it. Your work has visible impact. What you manage gets built - new roofs, structure repairs, major system replacements, storm recovery work. You work with people who want your expertise. Board members, community managers, residents - they all look to you for guidance. Every day is different. Site visits, contractor meetings, solution crafting, problem-solving - you won’t be bored. We value clarity and professionalism. If you love running well-organized projects, this is an environment where that shines.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Project Management, Engineering, Business, or a related field.
3-5 years of construction management experience.
Experience running construction, capital, or restoration projects (or similar).
Communicates clearly and confidently.
Reliable and accountable.
Strong organizational skills; specifically with complex projects.
Ability to manage multiple projects without losing the thread.
Keen ability to break down complex or technical jargon into lay persons speak
Strong judgment, attention to detail, and follow-through.

Nice To Haves

PMP, CCR or PMI-CP certification

Responsibilities

Development of clear, executable plans—timelines, budgets, deliverables, expectations.
Manage capital projects from kickoff to completion, ensuring work stays aligned with scope, schedule, and budget.
Travel (typically weekly) to project sites, located primarily in and closely around Washington, DC.
Coordinate with contractors, engineers, and community condo boards to keep everyone aligned and moving.
Spot risks early, solve problems quickly, and keep boards fully in the loop with straightforward updates.
Uphold quality standards through inspections, progress checks, and strong contractor oversight.
Track budgets, flag variances, and ensure financial clarity at every stage.
Perform other duties as assigned.