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3+ years of progressive experience in an applied earth science; 2+ years of exposure to project management within those 3+ years of experience. This role will involve supporting existing projects in all project phases (entitlement, interim monitoring, and long term monitoring.
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Develop construction plans, assist in evaluating and selecting architectural, construction and engineering contractors/consultants and coordinate the work of the project and designs teams, as well as the numerous contractors who contribute to facilities projects.
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With an ambitious exhibition at a San Francisco site of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area in Summer 2025, FOR-SITE is seeking an experienced Exhibition Project Manager to support Chief Curator Cheryl Haines in realizing the project.
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One year of project management experience in real estate development with a strong preference for affordable housing development. Under the direction of the Executive Director, the Housing Development Project Manager assists with managing all phases of real estate development for multiple projects including due diligence, feasibility analysis, predevelopment, construction, lease-up, project completion and close-out, and transition to property and asset management.
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Directs project management for exhibition and display activities in close partnership with multiple stakeholders across the museum. Forecasts, with requesting departments, project requests in advance of each fiscal year and provides high-level planning while strategizing priorities and workflow.
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The Digital Transformation in Education Project Manager provides leadership on the full workstream for projects related to the design, development, implementation and continuous optimization of student information system applications, systems, and services in support of the UCSF education mission.
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5 years of relevant experience in land development, site planning, storm drainage, water quality design, hydrology, grading, utility, roadways, parking facilities, and exposure to a wide variety of site development project types.
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15+ years’ experience in project controls with 7+ years of experience in transit and transportation projects. Be involved in projects with our Transportation & Project Controls Team and be a part of a growing organization that meets our client’s objectives and solves their challenges.
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The Protocol Project Manager (PPM) will work in the Pediatric Oncology research program and serve as the main point of contact between the study team including faculty and clinical research coordinators (CRC), outside entities such as sponsors, and the Clinical Research Support Office (CRSO), which is a centralized service unit in the HDFCCC offering clinical trial management services.
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Under the direction of the Director of Housing Development, the Housing Development Project Manager is responsible for all activities related to the feasibility analysis, entitlement approvals, and project management to grow and maintain ECS’ pipeline of affordable and permanent supportive housing developments in accordance with ECS strategic plan goals.
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Project Architect to be based in the San Francisco area. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in architectural design, project management, and a proven track record of delivering successful projects in the retail, workplace, and hospitality sector.
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Langan is seeking a Civil Project Engineer / Manager with a specialization in Renewable Energy to join its national practice. Expertise in stormwater management design, hydrologic/hydraulic analysis and design, and SWPPP preparation.
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5+ years of experience in program and project management. Experience in different security domains such as Network Security, Application Security, Data Security, Vulnerability Management, Client and Cloud Security.
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6 - 10 years experience in construction or engineering project development or management, including for complex projects. You will use your in-depth experience in project management.
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Proficient in project planning and scheduling software tools (e.g., Primavera P6, Microsoft Project) Advanced level in Excel, Project, PowerPoint and SharePoint and Smartsheet.
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