What are the responsibilities and job description for the Senior Project Manager – Land Development position at David Joseph & Company?
Position Summary
Seeking a Florida-licensed Professional Engineer to manage land development projects and lead small internal teams with minimal oversight. This role is ideal for a strong operator who can independently run projects from concept through construction.
The firm maintains a diversified project portfolio spanning retail, theme park development, space-related projects, mixed-use, multifamily, single-family, industrial, and emerging healthcare initiatives. With active growth in multiple sectors, this role offers exposure to a steady and varied pipeline of work.
Responsibilities
A high-level, hands-on PM role with autonomy, strong project diversity, and stable backlog — but not full practice ownership.
Qualifications
Seeking a Florida-licensed Professional Engineer to manage land development projects and lead small internal teams with minimal oversight. This role is ideal for a strong operator who can independently run projects from concept through construction.
The firm maintains a diversified project portfolio spanning retail, theme park development, space-related projects, mixed-use, multifamily, single-family, industrial, and emerging healthcare initiatives. With active growth in multiple sectors, this role offers exposure to a steady and varied pipeline of work.
Responsibilities
- Manage multiple site civil land development projects across retail, residential, mixed-use, industrial, and healthcare sectors
- Lead internal design teams
- Coordinate directly with clients and agencies
- Oversee permitting, design, and construction administration
- Prepare and review grading, drainage, and utility plans
A high-level, hands-on PM role with autonomy, strong project diversity, and stable backlog — but not full practice ownership.
Qualifications
- Florida PE license
- 8–14 years of site civil experience
- Central Florida permitting experience
- Strong Civil 3D skills
- Experience with stormwater, utilities, and site development