Campus Design & Construction Project Manager

RiseMe; Massachusetts; On-site; USD 67,000 - 127,000; Full time

Job summary

Georgetown University is seeking a Project Manager to oversee campus design and construction capital projects, guiding them from design concept through turnover. The role liaises with clients, architects, engineers, and operations staff, ensuring adherence to budgets, schedules, and university standards while coordinating multiple projects of varying scope.

The position involves on-site inspections, compliance with the living wage policy, and potential involvement in small-scale designs and

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in related field (engineering, architecture, or construction)
• State registration as Engineer/Architect preferred
• Strong written and oral communication skills
• Experience with design and construction management processes
• Familiarity with project budgeting and scheduling practices

Responsibilities

• Lead projects from concept through turnover
• Coordinate design teams with clients, architects, engineers, and operations
• Ensure budgets, schedules, and university standards are met
• Conduct on-site inspections and monitor contractor performance
• Support master planning and prepare reports using planning software

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Oral & written communication

Report writing & matrices

Code analyses

Education

Bachelor's degree

Engineering or Architecture degree

Construction/Project Management degree

Engineer/Architect registration preferred

Tools

CADD

MS Project

Primavera

MS Office

Job description

Georgetown University is seeking a Project Manager to oversee campus design and construction capital projects, guiding them from design concept through turnover. The role liaises with clients, architects, engineers, and operations staff, ensuring adherence to budgets, schedules, and university standards while coordinating multiple projects of varying scope.

The position involves on-site inspections, compliance with the living wage policy, and potential involvement in small-scale designs and