Revive HQ INC
Director of Construction
Irvine, CA · Director · Contract
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 105 days ago
Construction Management
About the role
- Why this role exists At Revive, we are not just renovating homes — we are unlocking value at scale. Our projects are complex, capital-intensive, and time-sensitive, often exceeding $500K to $1M+ in scope. The difference between a successful project and a failed one comes down to execution: permits, plans, contractors, and the ability to move quickly when
- things get stuck. The Director of Construction role exists to ensure that execution happens with clarity, speed, and discipline. This role is responsible for unblocking projects, navigating permitting and planning challenges, and ensuring construction moves forward without unnecessary delay. You will operate at the center of high-value projects, making
Nice to have
- About Revive Real Estate Revive is a venture-backed proptech company built on the belief that the future starts at home.
- While most people see renovation as a project, we built it as a path to real wealth for homeowners.
- At Revive, ownership is real and impact is visible.
- We move fast, challenge broken systems, and hold a high bar for clarity and outcomes.
- If you want to work on problems that matter and see your work translate into real-world change, this is where you will do your best work.
- We hire based on contribution, capability, and alignment with how we work.
- Our projects are complex, capital-intensive, and time-sensitive, often exceeding $500K to $1M+ in scope.
- The difference between a successful project and a failed one comes down to execution: permits, plans, contractors, and the ability to move quickly when things get stuck.
Company info
- Why this role exists At Revive, we are not just renovating homes - we are unlocking value at scale.
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