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Harvey

Builds AI software for lawyers

Workplace Project Manager

Program ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeChicago, IL, USA$120.9k - $181.3k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 5 years in workplace operations, program management, or project management, with experience leading cross-functional programs such as health and safety, emergency preparedness, sustainability, or systems and tooling rollouts.
  • Strong program design and playbook-building instincts, with an ability to build systems and standards for others to execute.
  • Experience managing vendor and procurement relationships at a national or global scale.
  • Strong command of project management fundamentals, including scope, schedule, budget, risk, and stakeholder communication.
  • Experience partnering with construction, real estate, or facilities teams on office moves or buildouts; direct ownership is not required.
  • Based in Chicago and able to work on-site at the Chicago office, with willingness to travel to other sites as projects require.

Responsibilities

  • Project manage Workplace's global special projects, including health and safety programming, global design standards, global emergency response programming, Workplace Violence Prevention Plans, and sustainability programming across the office portfolio.
  • Partner with Security, HR, Legal, and regional Workplace leads to build and roll out emergency response plans and Workplace Violence Prevention Plans that meet local regulatory requirements while staying consistent with global standards.
  • Maintain and evolve global design standards for furniture, finishes, and signage as the company scales into new markets.
  • Drive sustainability initiatives across offices, including vendor and materials selection and energy and waste programs, and track progress against goals.
  • Own the global rollout of Workplace tooling and software by evaluating, piloting, and implementing platforms such as desk booking, occupancy, and ticketing, and driving stakeholder training and adoption.
  • Own global and national vendor contracts, including procurement, negotiation, and master vendor relationships; regional workplace managers own day-to-day relationships, performance, and feedback in their offices.
  • Build and maintain the FDOB checklist and playbook for regional workplace leads to execute against for satellite moves, expansions, and new-office openings.
  • Own the portfolio-level calendar tracking when and where expansions and new offices are happening so Workplace can sequence and resource projects appropriately.
  • Lead a move, opening, or buildout directly where a region lacks an established workplace manager or the regional team lacks capacity; this is expected to become a shrinking share of the role as regional coverage matures.
  • Coordinate with IT, Security, and AV to keep day-one readiness standards current in the playbook so regional teams can deliver consistently without the role personally running each project.
  • Build and maintain project plans, schedules, and budgets across global programs and the FDOB playbook; track milestones, dependencies, and risks, and communicate status to stakeholders and leadership.
  • Maintain the portfolio-level view across in-flight and planned moves, openings, and buildouts, flagging sequencing and resourcing risks to leadership.
  • Manage vendor relationships tied to global contracts and programs, holding vendors accountable to schedule and quality.
  • Report to the Global Workplace Operations Manager to ensure programs and the playbook meet workplace standards and prepare regional teams for smooth steady-state operations.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience building or administering health and safety programs, emergency response plans, or Workplace Violence Prevention Plans.
  • Experience with sustainability program design or reporting.
  • Familiarity with project or workplace tools such as Asana, Smartsheet, Envoy, or OfficeSpace.
  • Experience building playbooks or programs that scale across a distributed, multi-region team.

About the Company

Harvey

Builds AI software for lawyers

Harvey builds AI software made specifically for legal work, used by lawyers at large law firms and corporate legal departments. It became one of the first generative AI tools rolled out across a major law firm when Allen & Overy gave it to its lawyers worldwide in 2023. Lawyers use Harvey to research legal questions, draft and review contracts, and run due diligence across large sets of documents, with answers grounded in their firm's own files and trusted legal sources. Firms pay through enterprise subscriptions, and Harvey can tailor its workflows to practice areas such as litigation and mergers. Harvey was founded in 2022 with early backing from the OpenAI Startup Fund and is based in San Francisco.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Late Stage VC
Total funding
$1.8B
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2022

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