Construction Project Manager - Santa Clara

Build your reputation alongside a high-performing Project Executive on commercial construction projects across Santa Clara. As a Construction Project Manager, you will own tenant improvement and design-build projects in a fast-paced, high-standard environment where your ability to lead, solve problems, and deliver results sets you apart.

You will operate as a true Construction Project Manager, not just pushing paper, but leading projects, owning client relationships, and solving real challenges as they arise. Your work directly contributes to the growth of the high performing Santa Clara office and positions you for long-term advancement as the business continues to expand.

Construction Project Manager – Your Job Duties

  • Own full lifecycle delivery of commercial construction projects including cost, schedule, quality, and profitability
  • Participate in pursuit and bidding activities by collaborating closely with estimators to develop accurate, competitive proposals and ensure timely, high-quality bid submissions
  • Manage client relationships as the primary point of contact, ensuring satisfaction from kickoff through closeout
  • Lead tenant improvement and commercial design-build projects across office, lab, retail, and technical environments
  • Manage multiple projects simultaneously, maintaining organization across all job files and documentation
  • Coordinate project schedules, track progress, and proactively address delays or challenges
  • Oversee strategic development and coordination of RFIs, submittals, and construction document packages, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and seamless communication across all project stakeholders
  • Demonstrate strong people management skills, including the ability to lead, mentor, and develop team members while fostering a collaborative and high-performance work environment

Construction Project Manager – You Have (Required Skills, Experience & Team Fit)

  • Background as a Project Manager in commercial construction
  • Experience managing tenant improvement (TI) or commercial design-build projects
  • Capability in managing multiple projects simultaneously with strong organization and follow-through
  • Knowledge of construction systems including structural, MEP, and building systems
  • Familiarity with working in occupied or Class A commercial environments
  • Strong client-facing communication skills with the ability to manage difficult conversations
  • Expertise reviewing project financials, billings, and subcontractor invoices
  • Well versed using project management software such as Procore, Autodesk, or similar tools
  • Collaborative approach to working with field teams including Superintendents and Project Engineers
  • Natural aptitude for leadership and accountability with a no-ego, team-oriented approach

Construction Project Manager – You Might Have

  • Experience with OSHA standards, LEED accreditation, or a Construction Management or Engineering degree

Project Manager (Commercial Construction Project Manager) – Benefits for You


Your compensation for this Project Manager role will be in the range of $100,000 to $150,000, with a bonus target of 10% of salary plus project profitability bonus. You will be provided with comprehensive medical benefits and a retirement plan, along with the opportunity to grow your career in a high-performing Santa Clara construction team. Your work environment is primarily office-based in Santa Clara with local project site visits, giving you stability while staying connected to the field.

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