Owner's Project Manager/Senior Project Manager

Yestermorrow Design/Build School; Maine; On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Yestermorrow Design/Build School is looking for an experienced Owner's Project Manager/Senior Project Manager to join our team. This full-time remote role will focus on managing diverse construction projects, including nonprofit developments and housing projects in New England.

The ideal candidate will have over 10 years of project management experience in commercial and multifamily residential construction, with strong communication and organization skills. Familiarity with green building techniques is a plus. Travel within New England for project site visits will be required.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 10 years experience in project management.
• Experience managing multiple projects simultaneously.
• Experience with nonprofit projects.

Responsibilities

• Work directly with nonprofits and community organizations.
• Manage various interesting and diverse projects.
• Travel to project sites throughout New England.

Skills

Communication and organization skills

Experience in housing development

Hands-on experience in construction trades

Familiarity with green building techniques

Job description

Owner's Project Manager/Senior Project Manager

Remote > located within northern New England

HELM is seeking a full-time construction Owner's Project Manager to join our growing team and expand our impact. Our ideal candidate is an experienced project manager who has worked in commercial and multifamily residential construction for a minimum of 10 years and can juggle managing multiple projects at the same time. As an Owner's Project Manager at HELM, you'll work directly with nonprofits, community organizations, and mission-driven clients on projects that are genuinely interesting and diverse. Recent work includes the adaptive reuse of a historic downtown church into affordable housing with a small business on the main level, a new lodge at a rural Maine camp supporting programming for students and teachers, and the transformation of a former library into a vibrant performing arts center. No two projects are the same - and through your expertise and engagement, you'll make a real contribution to each project's success and to the communities they serve.

Communication and organization skills, along with hands‑on experience in the construction trades, are key to success in this role. For this role, we are looking for individuals with experience in housing development and non‑profit projects. Familiarity with green building techniques, net‑zero construction, Passive House, and Living Building Challenge is a plus. We offer the opportunity to work from home in a fully virtual workplace, or from our main office in Brattleboro, Vermont. Travel to project sites throughout New England is required on a regular basis, therefore, we will prioritize candidates located in New England states. Access to personal transportation is required, and all travel time and mileage to sites is reimbursed.