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Princeton University’s Department of Facilities, Office of Capital Projects (OCP), seeks an Interior Design Project Manager to join a dynamic team of professional project managers. This role is a member of a robust design and project management team who collaborate with the Office of the Vice Provost for Space Programming and Planning, the University Architect, Academic Department Managers, University Services, Capital Project Program and Project Managers, and with colleagues from other Facilities departments.
The Interior Design Project Manager is instrumental in successfully executing multiple projects within his or her portfolio simultaneously and quickly. He or she will be responsible for projects from the selection of furniture for a faculty office to being part of a team for larger capital projects, including Capital Plan 2 projects. The portfolio of work includes a wide range of project types, up to 40-50 small to medium size projects annually with an estimated spend of $ 2,500,000 - $4,000,000. The portfolio of work also includes being part of several larger project teams for two to three large capital projects with an estimated furnishing spend of $1,000,000 - $8,000,000 for each project. The emphasis will be on academic spaces, administrative office spaces and residential living housing and student centers.
The Interior Design Project Manager represents the University’s interests throughout the design, selection and procurement and implementation process and is responsible for the coordination of the University’s efforts and the communication plan for the project, including users, leadership, stakeholders, and external consultants and contractors.
The Interior Project Manager must have a minimum of 7 years of strong interior design experience, preferably in higher education, where he or she was involved in all phases of the interior design process, and can demonstrate creative involvement with strong project and organizational management skills.
Duties and Responsibilities will be as follows:
- Project Programming
- Project Planning and Design
- Project Governance
- Develop designs utilizing University FF+E (furnishings, finishes + equipment) Design Standards
- Risk Management
- Project Scheduling and Budgeting
- Sourcing, bid and procuring FF+E.
- Client Relations and Communication
- Project Meetings
- Project Installations
- Project Punch and Close Out
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