Mission-Critical PM - Remote/Hybrid, Path to Ownership

Woolpert, Inc.; United States; Hybride; USD 118 000 - 148 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Freedom to Work program

Flexible paid time off/vacation

Career development

Health, life, vision, and dental insur

Paid sick time

Retirement plan

Résumé du poste

Woolpert, Inc. is seeking a Project Manager for its Mission Critical Project Management team with offices in Chicago, IL, New York, NY and Pittsburgh, PA.

This full-time role supports in-person, hybrid, and remote arrangements and requires strong leadership for cross-disciplinary project teams on large, complex facilities. The successful candidate will manage scope, schedule, budget, and risk, coordinate with clients and market leads, negotiate contracts, and help position Woolpert as an

Qualifications

• At least 7 years in Architecture, Engineering, or Construction; PMP preferred.
• Experience in mission-critical or data center environments (≈400,000 sq ft) is highly preferred.
• Strong foundation in project management fundamentals and risk management.

Responsabilités

• Lead and facilitate the cross-functional project team.
• Oversee deliverables quality, including fee plans and contracts.
• Resolve issues impacting project objectives and scope.
• Contribute to scope, budget/pricing for proposals and dynamic planning.
• Support client relationships and business development.
• Communicate plans, variances, and maintain stakeholder communications.

Connaissances

Project management

Leadership

Communication

Risk management

Description du poste

Woolpert, Inc. is seeking a Project Manager for its Mission Critical Project Management team with offices in Chicago, IL, New York, NY and Pittsburgh, PA.

This full-time role supports in-person, hybrid, and remote arrangements and requires strong leadership for cross-disciplinary project teams on large, complex facilities. The successful candidate will manage scope, schedule, budget, and risk, coordinate with clients and market leads, negotiate contracts, and help position Woolpert as an