Onsite Honolulu Architect PM — Lead Projects

Express Employment; Hawaii; On-site; USD 108,000 - 132,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision coverage

Paid time off

401K

Onsite role in Honolulu with free park

Job summary

Express Employment in Honolulu, HI is hiring a Commercial Architect Project Manager to oversee all conventional aspects of an architectural project, manage financial performance, and coordinate team communications. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in Architecture, 5–10 years of PM experience, and licensure is preferred.

Onsite position with parking assistance. Starting salary is $120,000+, with opportunities to lead multiple projects through all phases and drive design, sustainability, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Architecture required.
• 5–10 years of experience in an architectural firm with PM responsibilities.
• Licensed architect with current registration preferred.
• ALL Applicants must provide a sample of work.

Responsibilities

• Project Planning & Strategy: define scope, budget, and fees for projects.
• Project Management & Coordination: schedule, budgets, and documentation oversight.
• Team Leadership & Collaboration: lead teams and manage client relationships.
• Design & Technical Expertise: apply building systems and LEED design knowledge.
• Performance & Work Efficiency: multi-project environment with AutoCAD, Revit, MS Office.

Skills

AutoCAD

Revit

MS Office

Education

Bachelor's degree in Architecture

Licensed architect (preferred)

Job description

Express Employment in Honolulu, HI is hiring a Commercial Architect Project Manager to oversee all conventional aspects of an architectural project, manage financial performance, and coordinate team communications. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in Architecture, 5–10 years of PM experience, and licensure is preferred.

Onsite position with parking assistance. Starting salary is $120,000+, with opportunities to lead multiple projects through all phases and drive design, sustainability, and