Senior Project Manager

Company: American Institute of Architects
Location: San Diego
Posted on: February 2, 2025

Job Description:

An Architectural Senior Project Manager with 10 years or more of experience is a highly experienced professional who oversees the management and successful execution of architectural projects. A Senior Project Manager has attained licensure. This level of PM may work on mid-size to large projects and will usually work on more than one project at a time. The projects are more complex in nature, and with a variety of construction types and occupancies. This PM will lead teams of various sizes and coordinate the work effort of the consultant team. The Senior PM may also be capable of working on projects without additional team members, completing all tasks, or capable of being both the PA and PM on a project. The Senior Project Manager should have a very strong understanding of Carrier Johnson management protocols.Qualities:Project Management Expertise: A Senior Project Manager should have extensive knowledge and expertise in project management methodologies, tools, and techniques specific to the architectural field. They should possess strong organizational and planning skills to ensure projects are executed efficiently and effectively.Leadership and Team Management: With significant experience, a Senior Project Manager should exhibit strong leadership skills. They should have the ability to lead and motivate project teams, assign tasks, manage resources, and foster a collaborative work environment. They should also be skilled at resolving conflicts and facilitating effective communication among team members.Decision-Making and Problem-Solving: Senior Project Managers should have excellent decision-making abilities, particularly when faced with complex challenges. They should be able to analyze situations, identify solutions, and make informed decisions in the best interest of the project and the firm.Communication and Stakeholder Management: Effective communication is crucial for a Senior Project Manager. They should have exceptional verbal and written communication skills to interact with clients, consultants, contractors, and other stakeholders. They should be adept at managing stakeholder expectations and building strong relationships.Budgeting and Financial Management: Senior Project Managers are responsible for managing project budgets and financial resources. They should possess strong financial management skills to ensure projects are delivered within budgetary constraints, monitor expenses, and make strategic decisions to optimize financial performance.Risk Management: Senior Project Managers should have a keen understanding of risk management principles and practices. They should be proactive in identifying project risks, developing mitigation strategies, and implementing appropriate risk management measures to minimize potential issues or disruptions.
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