This is more than a Project Manager role-it's your next big career move. You'll take the reins on high-end commercial interior projects across NYC with a firm known for mentorship, career growth, and delivering excellence on projects that shape the city's workspaces and retail experiences.
Client Details
This growing, NYC-based general contractor has carved out a premium niche in the sub-$5MM commercial interiors space. Think luxury retail (like high-end watch boutiques) and transformative office interiors. Founded in 2007, the company is intentional about cultivating long-term careers, not just filling roles. If you're tired of being a cog in a big machine, this is the place where your ideas matter and your growth is prioritized.
Description
Manage project schedules, budgets, and subcontractor coordination
Lead client meetings and guide internal teams from precon to closeout
Deliver sleek, on-brand spaces for some of NYC's top companies and retailers
Serve as the key liaison between ownership, design, and construction
Track milestones, mitigate risks, and report directly to leadership
Profile
You've managed NYC interior projects and know how to bring clarity, urgency, and polish to fast-paced builds. You're a communicator, a problem-solver, and someone who thrives when given trust and autonomy. If you're ready to take ownership of projects and your career trajectory, this is the step up you've been looking for.
Job Offer
Competitive salary: $120k-$150k
A real seat at the table-direct exposure to senior leadership
Diverse, design-forward projects you'll be proud to put your name on
A stable firm that promotes from within and invests in your future
Career-defining work in a collaborative, tight-knit team environment
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