Project Manager

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Project Manager – Workplace / Tenant Improvement Projects San Francisco, CA A highly regarded, design-led architecture and interiors studio in San Francisco is seeking a Project Manager to lead tenant improvement and landlord projects across the Bay Area. This is a fast-paced, hands-on role within a collaborative studio delivering high-quality workplace environments for leading clients and developers. The Role You’ll take full ownership of projects—leading from concept through construction—while managing clients, consultants, and internal teams. This is not a back-seat PM role. You’ll be front and center, driving delivery, maintaining design intent, and keeping projects moving commercially and technically. What You’ll Be Doing • Leading tenant improvement and landlord repositioning projects end-to-end • Managing clients, consultants, and contractor coordination • Overseeing documentation, permitting, and construction administration • Driving programme, budget, and delivery timelines • Maintaining design quality through execution • Acting as a key point of contact throughout the project lifecycle What They’re Looking For • 8–12+ years’ experience in architecture/interiors • Strong background in workplace / commercial interiors / tenant improvement projects • Proven experience across all phases, including construction administration • Solid knowledge of Bay Area permitting and building codes • Strong Revit skills • Confident, client-facing, and commercially aware Why This Role • Join a design-led studio with a strong reputation in workplace and commercial interiors • Work on high-profile, fast-moving projects across San Francisco • Real ownership and visibility—this is a key hire, not a support role • Collaborative, energetic studio culture with strong design focus If you’re a Project Manager who can own projects, lead teams, and deliver high-quality workplace environments, this is a standout opportunity. Apply now or get in touch to learn more.

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