Cuningham

Project Manager

• Lead small to medium project teams through every phase, keeping teams focused on project goals and success metrics
• Build high-performing teams with the Project Executive and project leaders, matching work to strengths and growth goals
• Shape scope, deliverables, schedules, and fees into complete proposals
• Support design and technical leads in delivering coordinated packages across multi-discipline, multi-phase projects
• Keep work plans, labor plans, schedules, and team tasks current
• Own project budgets and financial performance in Vantagepoint, align tasks with staff time, and pursue additional services before costs are incurred
• Manage day-to-day client relationships and review budget, schedule, and scope with clients
• Run internal and external meetings, including campus stakeholder and user group sessions
• Identify and manage project risk and raise issues with the Project Executive early
• Administer Owner and Consultant contracts and oversee technical submissions signed and sealed
• Support Market Leaders with staffing decisions and revenue projections
• Help grow higher education work in Southern California through pursuits, proposals, and interviews
• Use MS Office, Bluebeam, AIA Contracts, MS Project or similar, Deltek Vantagepoint, Revit/BIM 360, Miro, and Microsoft Teams

Architectural Project Manager – Education

Architect

• Lead design solutions, coordination, and production through all project phases
• Build project teams with the Project Manager and support team growth
• Lead collaboration with healthcare clients, facilities teams, and clinical users
• Own technical aspects, including code review and resolution of special code conditions under CBC/Title 24, FGI Guidelines, and NFPA
• Lead communication with HCAI and other local AHJs, including plan review submittals and comments
• Coordinate with consultants, contractors, and the specifications team
• Lead design and validation of building envelope systems
• Direct on-time QA/QC and ensure complete, high-quality architectural documents
• Lead construction administration, including site observations and verifications
• Identify project risks and raise them with the Project Manager and Project Executive
• Support or lead pursuits by preparing proposal and interview content and joining client interviews
• Apply regenerative thinking to the built, social, and natural environments
• Maintain responsible control over technical submissions when signing and sealing documents
• Use MS Office, Adobe Creative Suite, Bluebeam, Revit/BIM 360, Rhino, Enscape, and Lumion
• At the Senior level, manage multiple project leaders, mentor design staff, lead pursuits and internal programs, and shape firm-wide detailing and documentation standards

Architectural Project Manager – Education

Project Architect, Senior Project Architect – Healthcare Market