Project Manager, Architecture

Carnegie | A Career That Helps Higher Education Thrive We partner with colleges and universities to create lasting impact—for institutions, students, and the world they’ll shape. At Carnegie, your work contributes to something bigger: advancing opportunity through higher education. We invest in people, not just positions, and build careers that grow with you. Carnegie Life | Our People & Culture | Benefits About the WorkHigher education campuses are more than buildings—they are places where learning, connection, and transformation happen. Carnegie's Campus Planning & Architecture team partners with colleges and universities to align mission, strategy, and space, creating environments that support student success and strengthen institutional impact.

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities Strong understanding of building systems, codes, and construction documentation Ability to independently produce, review, and modify architectural and technical documents Thorough understanding of architectural standards and processes from planning, conceptual, schematic design through construction documents Proficiency in REVIT for architectural drawing production and experience with AutoCAD required; familiarity with SketchUp, Bluebeam and Adobe Creative Suite preferred Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Google based programs Excellent communication, graphic presentation, and public speaking skills Ability to make strategic decisions that enhance client service and design outcomes Higher Education Market sector experience is mandatory Experience in development real estate is a plus Exceptional organizational and project management skills to balance multiple active projects Due to the various work environments (on-site/hybrid/remote), and travel-based nature of the work, effective communication and time management skills are required, as well as the ability to use/learn multiple technology platforms and switch between them on a regular basis Physical requirement: Prolonged periods of being in a stationary position at a desk and working on a computer; ability to travel (air/vehicle) and navigate active construction sites Credentials and Experience Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture from a NAAB-accredited program10 or more years of experience working on commercial projects in the United States; higher education experience required. Registered U.S. Architect required; NCARB certification required and LEED® AP desired Valid U.S. driver’s license required for travel Travel within the United States required approximately 30–50% of the time CompensationThe salary range for this role is $105,000–$115,000. Your offer will reflect the experience, skills, and qualifications you bring.