Lead Project Manager – Community-Centered Design & Impact
AIA South Carolina (AIA/SC)
Charleston (SC)
On-site
USD 85,000 - 115,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Cross-mentoring opportunities
Intentional coaching
Exposure to diverse projects
Celebration of curiosity and continuous learning
Job summary
A progressive design firm seeks a purpose-driven Project Manager to lead community-centered design projects. The ideal candidate will have over 8 years of experience in community projects, particularly in K-12 education, and possess a bachelor's degree in architecture. The role offers autonomy, diverse responsibilities in design and project oversight, and a commitment to fostering an inclusive culture. This is an opportunity to significantly impact how communities and educational environments are shaped.
Qualifications
8+ years of experience in Community projects, especially K-12.
Architectural registration required.
Demonstrated commitment to a collaborative culture.
Responsibilities
Lead interdisciplinary teams of architects and engineers.
Steward the entire project journey from concept to construction.
Guide teams to shape project outcomes.
Skills
Community expertise
Creative problem-solving
Empathy in leadership
Clear communication
Managing complexity
Strong design sensibility
Commitment to sustainability
Passion for architecture
Education
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Architecture
Tools
Revit
Job description
A progressive design firm seeks a purpose-driven Project Manager to lead community-centered design projects. The ideal candidate will have over 8 years of experience in community projects, particularly in K-12 education, and possess a bachelor's degree in architecture. The role offers autonomy, diverse responsibilities in design and project oversight, and a commitment to fostering an inclusive culture. This is an opportunity to significantly impact how communities and educational environments are shaped.