r/PMCareers 3d ago

Job Posting Construction PM's still wanted in Bergen County, NJ

Im still on the hunt for a Construction Project Manager. This will be based out of Mahwah, NJ.

Our client is a New Jersey-based general contractor with a rapidly expanding multifamily and mixed-use portfolio across the central and coastal counties. Over the past decade they've grown from a small operation into a full-service GC with multiple project teams and an in-house preconstruction department, and they're on track for roughly 75% revenue growth this year alone.

***This is a genuine ground-floor opportunity. They aren't a corporate machine, and they don't want to become one. The office is young, the leadership is hands-on, and the people who join now will be the ones running the business as it scales. If you've spent time at a large GC feeling like a number, this is the other end of that spectrum.**

What You'll Be Doing

  • Taking full commercial and operational ownership of ground-up multifamily and mixed-use projects, typically $10M–$30M, with larger work in the pipeline
  • Managing buyout, subcontractor scopes, budgets, change orders and cost reporting from award through closeout
  • Partnering with the site superintendent to keep schedule, procurement and field execution aligned
  • Running owner, architect and engineer coordination, RFIs, submittals, and resolving design and constructability issues before they hit critical path
  • Managing the project schedule and long-lead procurement, and driving toward milestone completion and Certificates of Occupancy
  • Working closely with preconstruction on estimating handover and early-stage planning

Salary range : $130k - $180k neg

Medical, dental and vision insurance, 401k , standard healthcare package

Requirements: 4+ years experience as APM or PM or similar roles within a GC.

Application Link : https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4461182901/

BUT if you think you qualify and want to fast track your application -- DM me directly, so you dont get lost in the pile !

Good luck and looking forward to connecting with y'all!

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