Project Manager
Thompson Thrift
$120,000 - $150,000 / year
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Description
Project Manager, Multifamily Construction – Denver, Colorado
Ready to lead high-impact multifamily construction projects that shape communities and leave a lasting legacy? Thompson Thrift is actively building relationships with experienced Construction Project Managers who are passionate about delivering complex projects, leading teams, and driving results in a values-driven environment.
This is a key leadership role for professionals who bring deep construction expertise and are ready to influence project outcomes while continuing to grow their careers.
Why Thompson Thrift?
Thompson Thrift is an integrated, full-service real estate company engaged in the development, construction, leasing, and management of high-quality multifamily communities nationwide. We’re committed to building exceptional places — and developing the people who make them possible.
At Thompson Thrift, you’ll find:
- Values-Driven Culture — Excellence, Service, and Leadership guide everything we do
- Career Growth — Training, mentorship, and long-term development opportunities
- Work-Life Support — Competitive benefits, flexibility, and wellness programs
- Real Impact — Hands-on involvement in industry-leading multifamily projects
Your Role as a Project Manager
As a Project Manager, you will lead multifamily construction projects from preconstruction planning through project closeout. You will be responsible for delivering projects on time, within budget, and in alignment with Thompson Thrift’s quality and safety standards.
This role partners with field teams, subcontractors, design professionals, and internal stakeholders to manage scope, financial performance, scheduling, and team development. The Project Manager plays a critical role in driving execution excellence and mentoring future construction leaders.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage and administer owner contracts, subcontracts, and purchase orders
- Develop, monitor, and manage project financials, including cost projections, budgets, and invoicing
- Coordinate with local authorities and jurisdictions to support successful project execution
- Provide leadership, communication, and support to Field Staff and project stakeholders
- Maintain detailed project schedules and collaborate with the Project Management team to meet milestones
- Conduct site visits to ensure compliance with construction documents, quality standards, and project timelines
- Mentor and develop team members, preparing them for increased responsibility and leadership roles
Our Ideal Candidate for this Role
Education & Experience
- Bachelor’s or Associate’s degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field
- Equivalent combinations of education and progressive construction site management experience will be considered, including:
- Bachelor’s degree with 6+ years of progressive experience
- Associate’s degree with 8+ years of progressive experience
- GED with 10+ years of progressive experience
Skills & Attributes
- Strong expertise in cost accounting, construction methods, scheduling, and project estimating
- Proven leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills
- Ability to manage multiple priorities while driving accountability and results
- High level of initiative, ownership, and commitment to team success
How this employer is doing
solid
- Expanding
Typical pay for this role
$100,000
Typical range: $80,000 to $140,000
In the news
Thompson Thrift Expands Denver Corporate Office to Support Western U.S. Growth, Construction Owners
Pay for this role
$120,000 to $150,000 per year
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