Land Development Project Lead

Clayton Homes (New); United States; On-site; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Brohn Homes is seeking a Land Development Project Manager to join the Land Team and deliver subdivision infrastructure and master plans. You will collaborate with internal and external partners, manage budgets and schedules, and ensure timely entitlement and development of lots in line with the company plan.

The role emphasizes cross-functional coordination with engineers, architects, surveyors, and governmental agencies, along with rigorous review of plans, permits, and changes while

Qualifications

• Four-year degree or related field.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in land development and construction/engineering.
• Experience with Microsoft Word and Excel.
• CAD experience is a plus.
• Ability to read engineering and architectural plans.
• Strong communication and organizational skills.

Responsibilities

• Clearly communicate with stakeholders including internal departments, partners, engineers and officials.
• Build and maintain positive relationships with engineers, attorneys, architects and consultants.
• Engage with management to create and follow the company business plan.
• Own projects and prioritize tasks to entitle and deliver lots on schedule.
• Develop budgets and schedules for development projects.
• Review engineering and construction plans, proposals, and invoices for accuracy.

Skills

Communication

Detail-oriented

Problem-solving

Planning & organizing

Team collaboration

Confidentiality

Judgment

Motivated

Education

Four-year degree or related field

Tools

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

CAD

Job description

Brohn Homes is seeking a Land Development Project Manager to join the Land Team and deliver subdivision infrastructure and master plans. You will collaborate with internal and external partners, manage budgets and schedules, and ensure timely entitlement and development of lots in line with the company plan.

The role emphasizes cross-functional coordination with engineers, architects, surveyors, and governmental agencies, along with rigorous review of plans, permits, and changes while