Project Manager - Ground-Up / Core & Shell

Job Description

New York, NY | On-site | Full-time | General Contractor

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$150,000 – $195,000

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A New York general contractor is hiring a Project Manager who can build a building. Ground-up and core & shell. Not a tenant fit-out seat dressed up as a PM job.

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THE WORK

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New buildings and core & shell: structure, envelope, and the base building systems that make the thing stand up and take tenants later. GC side. You own the job with the superintendent, not from a spreadsheet only.

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WHAT YOU WILL DO

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- Run the project from buyout through topping out, envelope, and core & shell turnover

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- Own budget, schedule, procurement, and change control on lump-sum / GMP building work

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- Coordinate structure, facade, and base-building MEP with the super, trades, architect, and engineer

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- Keep DOB, inspections, and building logistics moving in New York

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- Close the job clean: as-builts, punch, commissioning support, and a building that is actually done

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WHO THIS IS FOR

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- Project Manager with a general contractor, not an interiors-only or owner’s-rep-only resume

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- Ground-up and/or core & shell on the page. You have delivered a building, not only a floor

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- You read drawings, buy the right scopes, and know what the structure and skin are supposed to look like in the field

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- NYC or equivalent dense-city building experience is the preference

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- Procore (or similar), Bluebeam, and a resume that names the buildings

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WHO THIS IS NOT

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- TI/interiors PM with no ground-up or core & shell

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- PE who has never owned a job

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- CM agency/owner’s rep who has not run the work for a GC

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- Anyone whose largest “building” is a renovation inside someone else’s shell

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PAY

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Base $150,000–$195,000, depending on ground-up GC time and the size of buildings you have run. Bigger buildings and a true senior sit higher.