What this job involves:

Sitting on top of all design projects
You'll manage and lead design activities and ensure that everything is on track within the appropriate budget.
To ensure high-quality work, you'll need to collect clients requirements and fully understand them.
You'll then build proper design management procedures that match the clients every want and need, and work closely with the design team to prevent any gaps or mix-ups.
You'll plan and drive report meetings with clients and relevant government authorities.
Driving and managing value engineering
You'll make sure that you coordinate with designers to string the design program along with the procurement.
In this role, you'll need to answer questions such as:
Which specific hold points need specific client decisions during design development
How can I better manage and keep track of design changes
What can I do to ensure smooth handover
You'll develop and implement a sound game plan for the design process.
Pushing things in the right direction
You'll need to be able to face tough design challenges head-on, working out practical designs and matching master schedules that work.
You will keep an eye on the design team's performance and make sure that they're progressing toward successful project completion.
On top of these, you'll be responsible for spotting delay risks and warning the project manager in advance, so both of you can set things in order.

Sound like you To apply you need to be:

An active practitioner
You have a degree in architectural, civil engineering, MEP engineering, or a related discipline or field, or a mix of formal education and work experience of more than 10 years in design, construction, or project management.
You should also be well-versed in design management.
A business expert with administrative skills
You should know how to win new clients in both international and domestic markets.
Knowledge of design contracts, commercial negotiations, market analyses, and marketing processes will also be crucial to this role.
To up your game as a design manager, you'll need a strong technical background and expertise in MS Project, MS Excel, MS Word, and/or other scheduling software.
Familiarity with AutoCAD gives you a competitive edge.
A confidence builder
Are you a leader who knows how to inspire your team members
You should also be a well-balanced professional who nurtures and develops relationships with clients and consultants.
As an excellent communicator, it should be easy for you to create an environment where everyone is welcome and feels enthusiastic to complete tasks successfully.

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