Permitting Project Manager, Florida | Equity

Pulley; Miami (FL); On-site; USD 120,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Pulley is seeking a Project Manager located in Florida to drive permitting success by guiding clients through complex regulatory paths and collaborating with municipal staff to accelerate approvals. You’ll oversee multiple projects, coordinate with product and engineering, and push continuous improvements across teams to speed up construction timelines.

Ideal candidates have 6+ years in architecture, construction, or permitting, strong regulatory knowledge, and excellent communication.

Qualifications

• 6+ years in architecture, construction, or permitting with involvement in various permitting processes.
• Strong familiarity with local building codes, zoning regulations, and permitting processes.
• Excellent communication abilities and talent for building relationships with clients and municipal officials.
• Skilled in using relevant software tools and adaptable to learning new systems that enhance efficiency.
• Bachelor's Degree in Architecture or closely related field at minimum.

Responsibilities

• Provide Permitting Expertise: Deep understanding of local permitting rules across markets to streamline processes.
• Advise Clients: Guide clients through intricate approval processes for fast outcomes.
• Collaborate with Municipalities: Build relationships with municipal staff to accelerate approvals.
• Manage Projects: Oversee multiple permitting projects, hitting milestones and resolving roadblocks.
• Collaborate Across Teams: Work with product, engineering, and leadership to improve Pulley’s platform.

Skills

Permitting expertise

Client advisory

Project management

Communication skills

Technical proficiency

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Architecture or closely related field

Job description

Pulley is seeking a Project Manager located in Florida to drive permitting success by guiding clients through complex regulatory paths and collaborating with municipal staff to accelerate approvals. You’ll oversee multiple projects, coordinate with product and engineering, and push continuous improvements across teams to speed up construction timelines.

Ideal candidates have 6+ years in architecture, construction, or permitting, strong regulatory knowledge, and excellent communication.