Project Manager

Landwise Advisors • Full-time • Watertown, Massachusetts, United States • $65,444 - $101,942 / year • 1w ago

Project Manager

Landwise Advisors is seeking a project manager.

Landwise is an advisory firm helping owners and institutions maximize the quality, utility, and value of their land assets through expertise in planning, economics, and asset positioning. Landwise is a Boston area firm founded in 2015, providing consulting and development advisory services to institutions, land owners, developers, public sector and non-profits, as well as small businesses and families. Landwise takes a “hands-on” approach by managing key stages of the preconstruction process including site due diligence, master-planning, development strategy, feasibility, and entitlements. Landwise is responsible for the management of the full consulting team including environmental, site + civil engineering, urban design, and legal.

Key project manager responsibilities include:

Assemble and mobilize consulting teams;
Lead due diligence effort and master planning efforts;
Direct development strategy for client land assets;
Develop strategies to address key development challenges;
Lead effort to work with public agencies on entitlements;
Develop consensus around preferred master plan and development strategy;
Develop critical project timelines and budgets;
Communicate with client around key issues.

Qualifications:

Undergraduate degree in economics, engineering, business, real estate, urban studies, planning, architecture, or other disciplines with an emphasis on planning/real estate development;
Strong academic record;
Strong track record in project management;
Ability to develop, manage, and meet a budget;
High levels of proficiency with Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Project;
Excellent written and verbal communication skills;
Profile of a self-starter, good time manager and “team player”;
Ability to persevere under challenging conditions;
Experience with financial modeling is desirable, but not required.
Engineering knowledge is desirable, but not required.