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As a Project Architect, in partnership with the Project Manager and Project Designer, you are accountable for project financial performance and team communication. Leadership Responsible for ensuring the overall design intent of the project established by the Project Designer is incorporated into the detailed documentation.
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The Project Engineer (Infrastructure/San Francisco) is dedicated to completing innovative technology projects, enhancing system capabilities, and fostering a culture of collaboration to directly address the unique challenges of the area.
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Primary responsibilities include obtaining all required federal, state, and local environmental licenses, permits, and approvals for development projects in California, as well as providing other project support such as siting.
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In collaboration with Tech Ops leadership, create mid- and long-term project strategies and help determine the CMC needs of programs alongside CMC and similar colleagues. 4DMT is seeking a Sr. Manager, CMC Project Management, to join its Project Management team and ensure the progress and success of the clinical stage assets at 4DMT.
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The Informatics Project Manager will partner with project and DSI leadership as well as engage diverse stakeholder groups across gRED and the Roche enterprise. The Informatics Project Manager will play a role in supporting one or more DSI initiatives as part of the Portfolio and Operations Management (P&OM) team.
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We are seeking experienced mid - senior level Project Engineering Geologist to serve our Bay Area clients. Minimum 1 - 2 years of cradle to grave Project Management. Have advanced knowledge of the California seismic landscape and proven skills of developing hazard mitigation measures required.
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As a Building Performance Project Consultant in our Seattle office, you will help us empower our clients to achieve energy-efficient building solutions, save global environments, and create a better, greener future for all.
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With offices throughout West Coast and New Jersey, this firm has designed creative offices for clients including Disney, Sony, Dreamworks, and HBO. Currently, they are seeking a Project Director to lead corporate interiors and tenant improvement in their San Francisco office.
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We're looking for a Technical Project Manager to support the development and delivery of Pronto's Autonomous Haulage System (AHS). TPMs work behind the scenes on a project to ensure that Pronto's software and hardware are meeting the needs of our customers.
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Knowledge of best practices in project and program management, including tools. 3-5 years project / technology project management experience. Report out on project status to internal and external stakeholders.
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A minimum of 7-10 years of experience as a Project Manager, or in a similar position with experience in underground utilities, civil site work, and heavy civil projects. Monitor and control construction through administrative direction of on-site Superintendent to ensure project is built on schedule and within budget; investigate potentially serious situations and implement corrective measures.
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Company seeking Project Manager or Senior Project Manager with Water Pipelines and Underground Wet Utilities experienceCompany Overview: Company specializing in the installation of water pipelines and underground wet utilities as well as other heavy civil projects.
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Other duties and responsibilities may be assigned by Senior Project Manager or management team. Roles and Responsibilities:Manages all aspects of the project including construction, budget, and cash management for the project to ensure compliance with the project contract and owner needs.
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The primary Project Manager responsibilities are overall project planning, distributing resources, time management, risk management, creating benchmarks, managing the budget, managing staff, and managing key relationships with sub-contractors, consultants, engineers, and client representatives.
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They are responsible for ensuring the project is completed on budget and within scope. Leads project closeout procedures, finalizing contract paperwork, obtaining retainages, and working with management to resolve any project claims.
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