Senior Project Manager, Design

CRB is a leading provider of sustainable Engineering, Architecture, Construction and Consulting solutions to the global life sciences and food and beverage industries. Our 1,200 employees provide best-in-class solutions that drive success and positive change for our clients, our people and our communities. CRB is a privately held company with a rich history of serving clients throughout the world, consistently striving for the highest standard of technical knowledge, creativity and execution.

The Senior Project Manager, Design is responsible for leading the firm’s most challenging design projects, guiding large project teams, managing senior-level client relationships, and improving how the organization delivers projects. The Senior Project Manager, Design will be capable of leading the design of complex capital projects exceeding $100-million in total cost, which include several subcontracts, require a phased packaging strategy, and may utilize aspects of integrated product delivery.

Responsibilities

Successfully deliver complex design projects, including accountability for all aspects of project performance; Develop and maintain senior-level client relationships, becoming a trusted partner leading to future work; Create a remarkable experience for project team members and external partners; Design policies that positively impact project operations; Mentor project managers and assistant project managers

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree Architecture, Engineering or Construction Management, or equivalent; Minimum of seven years of successful Project Management experience; Excellent leadership, communication, and organizational skills; Advanced application of project management fundamentals; Advanced understanding of all core design disciplines and experience with several aspects of integrated project delivery; Demonstrated success acting as a Project Manager in a complex design and construction environment; Strong business acumen and executive presence; Excellent judgement where standards or precedent is ambiguous