The Manager, Corporate Offices Architecture & Green Design will be the project lead to ensure optimal project delivery for Tiffany & Co.’s corporate projects while achieving budget and schedule and quality.PlanningBuild project briefs, programs/schedules and budgets that respect the Corporate offices/locations lifecycle and key project milestones. Manage and build project brief with all stakeholders.Align with Store Design and all stakeholders on project milestones and overall schedule.Review and negotiate work letters with landlord and conduct initial site reviews.Advise on market conditions that effect schedule and budget.Drive and respect the critical milestones and deliverables of the lifecycle to achieve project approvals and funding. Agility to adapt the lifecycle to achieve faster and more efficient schedules.Leverage project resources of architects, supplies, and GC’s to achieve project schedules. ExecutionManage approved schedules to achieve all critical milestones. Adjust and update as needed during the lifecycle of a project.Manage Tiffany stakeholders’ (Store Design, Procurement, IT, Security, Merchandising, Ops), external consultants (architects, engineers, etc.), and general contractors and suppliers to achieve committed milestones. Coordinate and manage drawing sets and milestones from schematic and design development, and construction documents. Review drawings and conduct page turns at milestones. Utilize Tiffany systems (Unifier, Coupa, Plangrid) for drawing and budget, PO submissions and management.Manage budgets during the lifecycle. Call out and manage risk at lifecycle milestones. Value engineer with Store Design as required. Establish competitive bidding, contract administration and project related legal and financial controls. Build proper bid books, cost plans, forecasts, budget history and issue PO’s for a proper project buyout.Attend and manage monthly cost mtgs to ensure compliance with project budget, forecast, PO issuance, contingency management, change orders, cash flow and close out.Close out project in 90 days after store opening for all vendors and supplies. Oversee and project manage the construction Ensure weekly Owner Architect Contractor meetings are conducted and documented.Coordination with procurement that Owner Furnished Items goods are on schedule. Manage and report on change orders and overall budget management. Build to high quality and handover store to corporate and/or facilities team 100% defect free. Travel to conduct site visits during the lifecycle of the project.Sustainability & EfficienciesLead and Liaise with TCO and LVMH Sustainability groups on TCO goals for LEED certification, Net Zero, Circularity and Carbon Neutral Programs.Partner with Store Design, Procurement, Store Planning and Retail to perform post-opening project audits. Support Store Design and Procurement with their on-going research and development programs. Identify and support the prototyping of project components to achieve cost and sustainability goals.Work in collaboration with Procurement and Store Design to propose and implement programs to exploit efficiencies. The hiring range for this position ranges from $117,810 - 166,320. The rate of pay offered will be dependent upon candidates’ relevant skills and experience.Required Qualifications:Advanced degree is Architecture, Engineer or related field.10+ years of related experience in Construction and project management.Proven experience leading project management to completion for corporate and global locations. Preferred Qualifications:LEED Accredited Professional credential.Experience designing with a focus on sustainability.

Minimum Salary: 117810.00 Maximum Salary: 166320.00 Salary Unit: Yearly