Owner’s Representative / Senior Project Manager
Ohio | Cincinnati Metro Preferred
Up to $160K + Car Allowance
$300M+ in construction. Six campuses. One seat with real ownership.
We’re looking for a seasoned Senior Project Manager / Owner’s Representative to help lead one of the most significant capital programs this organization has ever undertaken.
Reporting directly to the VP of Properties & Construction, you’ll oversee a portfolio of ground-up development, occupied renovations, and capital improvements across multiple Ohio campuses.
This is an office-side construction leadership role—not a Superintendent position.
What You’ll Own
- Drive multiple projects from budgeting and design through construction and closeout
- Provide owner-side leadership to architects, engineers, GCs, and consultants
- Manage budgets, schedules, change orders, payment applications, permits, and inspections
- Oversee ground-up residential-style development and complex occupied renovations
- Build processes and systems as the capital program continues to scale
- Mentor and eventually oversee additional Project Management staff
What We’re Looking For
✔️ 8+ years of construction Project Management
✔️ Career progression on the office/PM side of construction
✔️ Full-lifecycle ownership of $10M+ projects or comparable program exposure
✔️ Strong budgeting, scheduling, design coordination, and contractor management skills
✔️ Multifamily, senior living, healthcare, or institutional construction is a strong plus
✔️ Owner’s Rep, developer, or institutional owner-side exposure is especially attractive
Why This One?
- $300M–$350M capital program with years of work ahead
- Up to $160K base + car allowance
- Number-two seat within the construction organization
- Direct exposure to executive leadership
- Flexible, outcome-driven schedule
- Mostly same-day travel throughout Ohio
- Opportunity to help shape how an expanding construction program operates
If you’ve spent your career owning projects from the office side and want a bigger seat at the table, this is worth a conversation.
