Project Manager

Role Overview The Project Manager is responsible for leading and managing the architectural design scope of a project from initial concept through final construction documentation. This role focuses on managing the architectural team, content team, design and content development consultants, design quality, creative vision, project and client communication, and regulatory approvals. What You Will Do The ideal candidate will bridge creative design excellence with operational rigor—ensuring architectural and content concepts are fully developed, technically sound, compliant with regulations, and delivered on schedule and within design fees and applicable contractual terms and conditions. Why It Might Be a Fit The ideal candidate will have 15 years of experience, a strong aesthetic sense, space planning ability, and knowledge of building systems, materials, and detailing. They will also have experience working on the design, development, and implementation of museography/exhibition projects. Requirements • 15 years of experience • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture, Interior Design or Engineering similar from an accredited university • Fluent in English (min C21 level) • Team Leadership: wide experience in multidisciplinary teams and suppliers’ management • Design Excellence: Strong aesthetic sense, space planning ability, and knowledge of building systems, materials, and detailing • Project Management: Coordination and monitoring of all disciplines included in the project, including but not limited to the client/stakeholders and subcontractors’ interface, project organization and reporting • Management of the site supervision team and the contractors and sub-contractors • Software, Code and Regulatory Expertise: Working working knowledge with local specifications

Benefits • Dental insurance • Vision insurance • Healthcare • PTO • Retirement • Learning budget • Parental leave • Wellness • Visa/relocation support • Remote flexibility • Stipends • Bonus/commission • Paid holidays