Technology Project Manager III

The Tsui Group•Los Angeles, CA

1d•$161,000 - $166,000

About The Position

The Tsui Group is seeking a candidate who is qualified and experienced in educational facility construction projects to serve as an Technology Project Manager III for a large educational client within Los Angeles County with the below duties. Position Overview: The Technology Project Manager III serves as a senior-level technical program manager responsible for overseeing large-scale and mission-critical technology projects within the District’s capital construction program. This position bridges IT, Facilities, and Construction disciplines to deliver fully integrated, high-performance environments encompassing network, audiovisual, and physical security systems. The TPM will lead multiple cross-functional teams—comprising architects, engineers, College Project Teams (CPTs), District IT staff, and systems integrators—to ensure scope, schedule, and budget alignment. They are responsible for establishing standards, validating Division 27 and 28 designs, and ensuring commissioning and closeout documentation aligns with District IT governance. Position Description: Manage 15–20 concurrent technology projects ranging up to $100M each, with broad scopes including data infrastructure, audiovisual systems, access control, and surveillance. Lead design coordination meetings with architects, low-voltage consultants, and MEP engineers to validate IT and Facilities Systems integration. Oversee implementation of physical security systems (Lenel, Milestone, Axis, etc.) Manage audiovisual deployments across classrooms, lecture halls, auditoriums, and athletic fields—ensuring ADA compliance, pedagogical functionality, and lifecycle support (Extron). Conduct technical reviews of shop drawings, RFI responses, and submittals for accuracy and compliance. Manage project risk assessments and develop mitigation plans in collaboration with cost estimators and construction managers. Oversee commissioning, training, and project turnover processes while making improvements Maintain detailed project documentation and report progress to PMO leadership.

Requirements

10+ years of experience managing large-scale IT and low-voltage construction projects, including at least 5 years in higher education or public-sector environments
Strong experience managing consultants, engineers, and integrators under multiple delivery models (Design-Bid-Build, Design-Build, Lease-Leaseback).
Proven ability to manage AV and Physical Security infrastructure projects from design through commissioning.
Strong working knowledge of Division 27 and 28 specifications.
Experience with network, audiovisual, and physical security system budgeting, scoping, and procurement.
Proficiency with BIM/Revit, Bluebeam, and construction coordination tools.
Experience coordinating with contractors, integrators, and college end-users during live construction phases.

Nice To Haves

A Registered Communication Cabling Designer Certification (RCDD)
A valid Project Management certification
A valid, CTS, CCIE, or ASIS certification
Experience in Design-Build projects in California Community College Facilities
Familiarity with bidding and contracting process, and with programs that utilize public funds
Experience with deploying Cloud-based facilities and IT systems
Familiarity with TIA/EIA Industry Standards
Experience in the integration of audiovisual, electronic physical security and/or high-speed data networks within construction environments
Experience with deploying Air-blown Fiber Solutions and network infrastructure including Cisco and Aruba

Responsibilities

Manage 15–20 concurrent technology projects ranging up to $100M each, with broad scopes including data infrastructure, audiovisual systems, access control, and surveillance.
Lead design coordination meetings with architects, low-voltage consultants, and MEP engineers to validate IT and Facilities Systems integration.
Oversee implementation of physical security systems (Lenel, Milestone, Axis, etc.)
Manage audiovisual deployments across classrooms, lecture halls, auditoriums, and athletic fields—ensuring ADA compliance, pedagogical functionality, and lifecycle support (Extron).
Conduct technical reviews of shop drawings, RFI responses, and submittals for accuracy and compliance.
Manage project risk assessments and develop mitigation plans in collaboration with cost estimators and construction managers.
Oversee commissioning, training, and project turnover processes while making improvements
Maintain detailed project documentation and report progress to PMO leadership.