Brookwood Group
Senior Project Manager - Higher Education
United States · Senior
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 181 days ago
Project ManagementBusiness DevelopmentResearchCommunicationConstruction Management
About the role
- About the Job Brookwood Group has been protecting owner interests in construction since 1989.
- Heery: one of the original developers of the Construction Project Management profession and creator of the Bridging delivery method.
- We've managed over $10 billion in construction programs across healthcare, education, government, and commercial sectors.
Responsibilities
- Lead complex academic buildings, research facilities, student housing, campus infrastructure, and multi-building capital programs from planning through closeout.
- Cultivate client relationships and develop new business opportunities.
Requirements
- 15+ years in construction project management, program management, or owner's representation.
- Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or related field.
Nice to have
- CCM, PMP, PE, RA, or LEED AP certification.
- Experience with research facility construction, campus infrastructure programs, and institutional governance processes
- What You'll Gain
- Competitive base compensation plus project-based incentives.
- A technology-forward platform with AI-powered project management tools.
- Flexibility to work remotely while traveling to project sites as needed.
- But we're not living in the past.
- If that sounds like the kind of place you want to be, let's talk.
Skills
- That's our foundation and it's a rich legacy of serving clients and delivering construction projects.
Compensation
- Competitive base compensation plus project-based incentives.
Benefits
- Navigate state higher education construction requirements, campus master plans, and institutional standards.
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