Senior Project Manager

Global Infrastructure•San Francisco, CA

2d•$228,000 - $245,000•Hybrid

About The Position

TYLin is seeking a highly skilled Senior Project Manager for the Building Design and Construction division. Operating under administrative direction, this position plans, organizes, directs, and controls all phases of complex public building and infrastructure projects from initial concept through design, construction, and final contract closeout. The ideal candidate possesses deep expertise in capital project budgeting, structural design specifications, and construction contract administration. This role is a highly visible position requiring exceptional stakeholder coordination and conflict resolution skills.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in architecture, engineering, planning, or a closely related field; or a Bachelor's degree in an unrelated field plus fifteen (15) years of direct construction project experience will substitute for the required education and experience; or fifteen + (15+) years of direct architectural, engineering, or construction management experience will substitute for the required education and experience; or current, valid registration as a Professional Engineer (PE) or Architect in the State of California will substitute for the required education and experience.
Proven capability using computer-based project management software to establish, track, and modify job order schedules.

Nice To Haves

Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification or Prince2 practitioner certification is highly desirable.

Responsibilities

Manage all phases of capital building projects generally valued between $20 million and $75 million.
Formulate project budgets, calculate overhead, track project expenditures, and enforce cost control measures.
Manage conceptual design architecture, schematic plans, and the technical aspects of civil, mechanical, structural, electrical, and geotechnical engineering specifications.
Direct Environmental Impact Report (EIR) processes, verify compliance with city zoning laws, and secure required building and utility permits.
Author work statements, review progress billings, evaluate contractor change orders, and negotiate contract disputes.
Direct and coordinate the work of multidisciplinary technical teams, engineering staff, and architects across organizational lines.
Serve as the primary liaison to facilitate communication between the public, private contractors, special interest groups, and city commissions.
Deploy and assist in city emergency operations when called upon, fulfilling state-mandated Disaster Service Worker duties.
Perform essential duties in both office and field environments, which involves regular visits to active construction sites, potentially in remote locations.
Adapt to scheduling demands, including mandatory attendance at community meetings, driving to various sites, and performing extensive night or weekend work as assigned.