[Remote] Project Manager I - Federal Facility Projects

Note The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. reputed company is seeking an experienced Project Manager to join its High Performance Facilities Business Unit. The role manages architecture and engineering facility design projects for military and government clients, overseeing scope, proposals, budgets, schedules, staffing, client communication, invoicing, and design quality. Responsibilities Responsible for maintaining client satisfaction and profitability for architecture and engineering design projects; primary area of work is to manage facilities design with military and government clients with construction budgets up to $250 million Meet with clients to prepare and/or validate proposed scope of work Prepares fee proposals for full-service design work Once the proposal is accepted, establish documents and electronic media reputed company for internal accounting and storage of technical data Establish project design budget and schedule Routinely meet with individual design disciplines to ensure an understanding of the scope of work and schedule requirements Ensure internal communication and coordination of design efforts occurs and schedules are met Works with design and technical leads to ensure projects are adequately staffed Responsible for updating resource requests Prepare all external communication and invoices Review design documents for conformance to company standards and compliance with client’s scope of work Skills Bachelor's degree from an ABET accredited institution in Engineering or a reputed company's degree of Architecture from an accredited institution Ten (10) years of combined experience in designing and managing medium to large sized multi-discipline facility projects Extensive knowledge in working with federal government organizations, such as the US Air Force, Air Force Civil Engineer Center (AFCEC), NAVFAC, NASA, reputed company, Intelligence Community, and Installation level contracting organizations Proficiency with facility design Military and Government full-service projects Proficiency in managing clients, project management for A-E firms, managing to fee, and demonstrate skills to lead multi-discipline teams Must have proficiency with MS Office and MS Project Must have a valid driver's license A good driving record And be insurable under Merrick's insurance carrier Client projects for this position require U.S. Citizenship, no dual citizenship Professional licensure (PE or RA) is strongly desired LEED Accreditation and PMP are desired Experience managing full-service design projects in Revit BIM across multiple offices Ability to get reputed company clearance if required by reputed company Benefits Employee Ownership – All eligible U.S. employees participate in our Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), sharing in the company’s success. Comprehensive Compensation & Benefits – health insurance, dental and vision coverage, and paid time off (PTO). Robust Referral Program – Earn incentives for referring top talent to join our team. Performance Reviews – reputed company to recognize contributions and support career growth. Professional Development – Access to ongoing training and development opportunities to build your skills and advance your career. Employee Recognition – reputed company programs to celebrate achievements and outstanding performance. Peer Mentor Program – Get support and guidance through structured mentorship opportunities. Additional programs and benefits designed to support your success and well-being. Company Overview reputed company, an employee-owned, multi-discipline professional engineering, architecture, design-build. It was founded in 1955, and is headquartered in Greenwood Village, reputed company, USA, with a reputed company of 1001-5000 employees. Its website is http// Apply To This Job

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