A Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Construction Management, or Supply Chain Management (or extensive experience in the residential homebuilding industry) or related degree is required. The Purchasing Manager is responsible for managing the contracting of trade partners for labor and material items related to homebuilding operations. In this capacity, the individual will work with local trade partners, national/regional suppliers, and distributors to continuously find opportunities for negotiating cost savings for their trade categories. This role will partner with Operations to ensure proper trade partners are bid, negotiated, and awarded. This role will also serve as a resource of the National Purchasing team, supporting company cost savings initiatives.

As the Urban Designer, you will be responsible for: Use computer-aided drafting (CAD) like AutoCAD, SketchUp and Chief Architect to produce architectural plans, detailed drawings, site plans and 3D models. Engage in the architectural design team to complement concept and space design. Understanding the Urban Design ideas in local jurisdiction’s Zoning Code and future master zoning plan to comply with current zoning rules and predict future zoning changes, thus designing the Site Plan and Grading Plan. Coordinate structural design and know building methods in order to draw construction details to help field works. Analyze building codes, by-laws, space and site requirements to visualize building environment, help determine building location, and ensure projects follow local zoning requirements. Represent architect on construction site to correct or give advice on builder’s working outcome, under architect’s supervision.

A Bachelor of Architecture or related degree is required. Construction field experience, i.e., frame walks and construction document compliance. Strong graphics capabilities with the ability to articulate ideas by way of freehand sketching. Strong organizational skills, including planning, scheduling, and follow up capabilities.

Lead Construction Managers and Assistant Construction Managers, Site inspections, Quality control inspections, Scheduling, Payment processing, RFIs, submittals, change orders, and directives, Plan review, cost analysis, and value engineering, Contractor and subcontractor pre-qualifications
Bidding, scoping, and buy-out of development and construction costs, Job cost and status reporting
Land development, entitlements, and permitting, Development of site and building design documents. A Master’s degree in Civil Engineering or related degree is required. 3-month experience in conducting project site surveys, construction site project management and daily end of day reporting.

Prepare plans and specification in accordance with building (IRC and IBC) and engineering (Virginia DEQ, VDOT etc) standards. Analyze and monitor project budget and schedule, report regularly on project status with strong sense of urgency and self-initiative to meet project and client's deadlines. Assist in developing residential buildings structure with SketchUp or Chief Architect software, and use such tool during construction on-site supervision. Analyze structural models and structural loads. Detail structure drawing using AutoCAD. A Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, PE, or related degree is required.