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oWOW, a vertically integrated construction, architecture, manufacturing & development company, seeks a Senior Construction Project Manager in the Oakland area to own the full lifecycle from predevelopment through CO. You will be accountable for schedule, cost, contracts, and financial performance across complex mass timber projects.
You’ll lead master schedules, control GMPs and cash flow, negotiate owner and major trade contracts, and manage project risks.
Expected Salary Range: $130,000 - $200,000 (bonuses or equity in projects would be on top of base salary)
oWOW is a vertically integrated organization (construction, architecture, manufacturing & development) that accelerates housing abundance by delivering high-quality homes up to 65% below market cost in a third of the time.
We are the team behind 1510 Webster, the tallest mass-timber tower (20 stories) on the West Coast: https://www.woodworks.org/wp-content/uploads/case_study_1510_webster_01.2024.pdf
We have 6 upcoming high-rises in 2026 with the next 15 story timber tower breaking ground in San Francisco the first week of May.
As a Senior Construction Project Manager at oWOW, you own the full lifecycle from predevelopment through construction, closeout, and Certificate of Occupancy (CO). This is an ownership role, with full accountability for schedule, cost, contracts, and financial performance.
oWOW builds differently. We use prefabricated mass timber, quantum exterior walls, and componentized steel systems to move faster and at 30-65% lower cost than traditional builds. You are responsible for turning that advantage into results managing budgets, controlling expenditures, and structuring owner contracts so each project succeeds as a business.
You think like an owner, not a task manager. This role is for someone who wants real responsibility, real accountability, and real impact.
Manage projects from predevelopment through Certificate of Occupancy in alignment with approved budgets and schedules.
Develop and manage the master schedule across design, permitting, procurement, and construction. Track progress daily and correct deviations early.
Control GMP, forecasts, contingencies, and expenditures. Monitor projected versus actual fee performance monthly and take corrective action as needed.
Draft, negotiate, and administer owner and major trade contracts. Ensure commitments align with contractual terms and project economics.
Proactively manage technical, financial, schedule, and regulatory risks. Maintain and drive the project risk register.