Commercial Construction Project Manager

A Boston-based general contractor known for high-impact ground-up and renovation projects across the commercial and institutional sectors, is hiring a Project Manager in Boston, MA. This is a standout opportunity for an experienced builder who thrives on leading vertical construction efforts from preconstruction through closeout—and who values collaboration, precision, and long-term impact.

What You’ll Do as the Project Manager:

• Lead complex construction projects from initial planning through completion

• Manage budgets, timelines, and buyouts while ensuring cost control and schedule accuracy

• Act as the primary liaison for clients, architects, engineers, and consultants

• Coordinate daily with site Superintendents to keep operations aligned and on track

• Drive project documentation, including submittals, RFIs, change orders, and pay apps

• Lead OAC and subcontractor meetings and support internal progress reporting

• Maintain quality control and mitigate project risks proactively

• Ensure professionalism, clarity, and accountability in all project communications

Must-Haves as the Project Manager:

• 7+ years of experience managing commercial or institutional vertical construction

• Track record of success on projects valued between $25M–$80M

• Strong background in ground-up and complex renovation builds

• Skilled in Procore, Bluebeam, and Microsoft Project or similar tools

• Confident leadership and stakeholder management abilities

• Proven experience driving budgets, schedules, quality, and safety at a senior level

Nice-to-Haves as the Project Manager:

• Massachusetts Construction Supervisor License

• Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent experience)

• Familiarity with the Boston metro construction

Offers:

• Top-tier compensation with performance-based incentives

• 100% employer-paid healthcare coverage

• A collaborative, high-performing team environment

• Long-term career growth and mentorship

• Local Boston-based projects—no extensive travel required