Senior Project and Construction Manager
About the job
- University Degree in Engineering or Architecture
- A minimum of 10 years of experience in construction
- Fluency in the Italian and English languages
- Driving license is mandatory
- Communicate with the Project Director continuously regarding project progress and areas of concern.
- Advise Project Director of any foreseeable slippage of progress and propose corrective actions.
- Review and initial PM assessment of monthly progress invoices.
- Assess change and report the recommendation to Project Director.
- Attending Executive meetings, weekly Progress meetings, Quality meetings and ensure that weekly technical meetings are attended by all relevant disciplines.
- Advise Construction Manager on any potential variation to scope of work, which may generate cost or time impact and present PM assessment.
- Review and monitor design activities and permitting.
- Ensure Contractor Compliance with its Contractual obligations concerning Design changes, Trend Notices etc.
- Regular visits to Project site for global monitoring of site activities in respect of Quality, Safety and Progress and advise Project Director of findings, area of concern and corrective action.
- Lead the PM team to evaluate all requests for Information, as submitted by the Contractor, and communicate with the Design Consultant in a timely manner if necessary.
- Professional accreditation as PMI/PRINCE/AGILE or equivalent, LEED or BREEAM will be considered a plus
- Previous experience in the construction of large-scale data centers is recommended
- Previous experience in a multinational environment or in project management in construction will be considered an asset
About the company
Hill International provides global construction management and advisory services for large-scale projects. It manages programs, projects, and construction work and tailors facilities management to fit each client’s needs and regulatory requirements, typically billed as management and consulting fees. Multidisciplinary teams work across buildings, transportation, energy, environmental, industrial, life sciences, and government projects to plan, execute, and monitor work with budgeting, scheduling, risk management, procurement, and quality control. The firm differentiates itself through its worldwide scale (over 4,100 professionals in more than 100 offices), its focus on regulatory-compliant facilities management, and experience with federal contracts and major infrastructure like airport expansions.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Evesham Township, New Jersey
Founded
1976
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What believers are saying
- April 2026 Poland’s CPK picked Hill for a €374 million airport delivery role.
- June 10, 2026 UAE talent acceleration and August 25, 2026 Saudi academy strengthen hiring pipelines.
- August 4, 2025 Libya’s $8 billion Structures A&E award expands Hill’s energy backlog.
What critics are saying
- January 2, 2026 dismissal of Hill’s Virgin Islands protest shows weak bid-defense leverage.
- Hill depends on megaproject cycles; Poland, Libya, and Saudi work concentrate revenue exposure.
- Competition from WSP, CH2M, and local consultancies compresses margins and poaches scarce project leaders.
What makes Hill International unique
- Hill’s for-fee-only program management model avoids contractor conflicts and sharpens owner trust.
- GISI Consulting Group gives Hill cross-sold advisory, engineering, and delivery capacity globally.
- Local teams in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Europe, and North America handle complex megaprojects.
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Hill International begins operations in Ukraine, appoints Alex Gittelson director. 19:35, 09.10.2026 Hill International, an international program, project, and construction management company, is stepping up its operations in Ukraine, and Alex Gittelson has been appointed director, according to the company's social media posts. Gittelson previously served as managing director of Egis in the region of Ukraine, Moldova, the Caucasus, and Central Asia, and has over 15 years of experience in government, advisory, and consulting roles worldwide. "Hill currently has a very limited presence in Ukraine, but we are actively expanding in the energy sector. We position ourselves as a partner in the development of critical and industrial infrastructure," Gittelson told Interfax-Ukraine. President of the company's European division Manolis Sigalas expressed his expectation that Gittelson's appointment will help fulfill Hill's long-term commitments to Ukraine. "His experience and leadership align with the agenda we have pursued in the country in recent years and with our vision for the future: working alongside like-minded clients and partners to effect positive change, develop local talent, deploy technology, strengthen institutional capacity, and support the reintegration of veterans into the country's workforce. Ukraine's priorities obviously remain focused on defense and immediate needs as the fight for sovereignty continues. At the same time, the planning and implementation of critical infrastructure and energy projects will be foundational for attracting foreign direct investment and private capital, which are necessary for a viable long-term economic growth plan. At Hill, we remain committed to playing our part in helping achieve these objectives," Sigalas said in the press release. As previously reported, in February 2025, Hill International, Inc. signed a memorandum of understanding with the State Agency for Infrastructure Restoration and Development of Ukraine. Under the terms of the agreement, cooperation is envisaged across a wide range of sectors, including residential construction, roads and bridges, highways, energy, airports, transit, ports, water management, and others identified by the State Agency for Infrastructure Restoration. In addition, Hill may be involved in workforce training and professional development, procurement assistance, monitoring and compliance, as well as related support. Hill International, a member of the Global Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. (GISI) group of companies, provides program, project, and construction management services to clients in various sectors undertaking major construction projects worldwide, operating from more than 100 offices in 42 countries. According to the Building Design + Construction ranking, it is the third-largest project and construction management firm in the United States.
Trident Group Ukraine and Hill International deepen collaboration on major infrastructure projects. June 28, 2026 Featured partners. The event, organized by USUBC as part of URC 2026 in Gdańsk, brought together representatives of Trident Group Ukraine and Hill International to reflect on their ongoing partnership supporting Hill's work in the region. Hill International serves as General Contract Engineer on the €374 million Centralny Port Komunikacyjny transport hub and is supervising construction of the FSRU LNG terminal off Gdańsk, while Trident Group Ukraine provides intelligence-led risk management and in-country expertise enabling international firms to operate in Ukraine with confidence. The companies noted that such partnerships demonstrate the scale and delivery capability Ukraine's reconstruction will require.
Gregory Heinz appointed as Hill International's President of Americas. Molera Alvarez congratulates Gregory Heinz, the newly appointed President of the Americas at Hill International. Heinz brings more than 30 years of experience leading major infrastructure, transportation, and capital improvement programs for public- and private-sector clients across the United States. A Hill International leader for over a decade, Heinz most recently served as Senior Vice President and Western Region Manager. He noted that this is an exciting time for the industry and reaffirmed Hill's commitment, as part of GISI Consulting Group, to driving meaningful change for the communities it serves. To learn more about Hill International, please visit their website.
Abdullah Alnabhan appointed MD of Hill International. Hill International has appointed Abdullah Alnabhan as Managing Director for the Middle East. In this role, Alnabhan will be entrusted with the responsibility of expanding business operations and upholding the quality of professional services in the region. With over two decades of international experience, Alnabhan has been instrumental in assisting governments and private sector clients in developing and implementing strategic programming to achieve their long-term objectives. His expertise spans numerous projects in the Middle East, including strategic initiatives related to Expo 2020 Dubai, Saudi Vision 2030, UAE 2031, and beyond, the statement from Hill explained. During his tenure at Hill, Alnabhan will continue to oversee the Middle East business of Hill's GISI Consulting Group sister company, Palladium, where he has dedicated over 17 years of his career. For the majority of this time, Alnabhan has been the driving force behind leading Palladium's Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) team, it added. Through the cultivation of strong relationships, the establishment of the team, and the provision of effective operational oversight, Alnabhan has achieved remarkable growth, more than tripling the size of Palladium's business in the region. Notably, under his visionary leadership, Consultancy Middle East recently recognised Palladium as one of the region's premier consulting firms, the statement confirmed. Hill International, Chief Executive Officer, Raouf Ghali said, "Facilitated by Abdullah's leadership in the region, Palladium and Hill can offer clients a more comprehensive suite of professional services across advisory and program, project, and construction management disciplines. That's the value of the GISI Consulting Group's platform." Alnabhan remarked, "A large number of infrastructure megaprojects taking place across the region limit the availability of specialty resources and materials. Some projects face logistical and design challenges associated with construction in the region's hot, sandy deserts. Plus, to meet targets set by ambitious national strategies, many owners are also implementing fast-track construction schedules." "The challenges our clients face demand interdisciplinary solutions. Building cross-company teams and adjusting involvement as client needs change will allow us to deliver innovative solutions that keep our clients' projects moving forward. Moreover, the depth of technical knowledge at Hill and Palladium, from Hill's expertise in infrastructure project delivery and risk management to Palladium's advisory capabilities in capital mobilisation and sustainability, positions us as a true consultancy partner for our clients, regardless of where they are in the project life cycle. Both Palladium and Hill have prioritised the cultivation of local talent in the Middle East," he stated. "It would be hard to match the talent at Hill and Palladium alone. Given the group's global expertise across professional services disciplines, combined with our local talent in each of the markets we serve, I believe we have a distinct competitive advantage. This is an especially important differentiator in the Middle East, where project teams are working to overcome resource constraints and deliver some of the world's most complex infrastructure," he continued. "It's an exciting time. With intermodal transit infrastructure like the Saudi Landbridge, deployment of smart-city technologies, investments in aviation infrastructure, green energy projects, data centre developments, and other upcoming initiatives in preparation for Expo 2030 in Riyadh and the 2034 FIFA World Cup throughout Saudi Arabia, the governments of the Middle East are making impressive progress on their long-term visions. I'm proud to be a part of the transformation with two great companies, and look forward to working with my colleagues, new and old, to support our clients," he concluded. In addition to bringing together the expertise of professionals at Hill and Palladium to deliver comprehensive and synergistic consultancy solutions for clients, Alnabhan will leverage the firms' networks of professional relationships to drive business growth and further develop regional partnerships. Derek Amidon, Chief Executive Officer of the GISI Consulting Group concluded, "Abdullah's proven leadership and experience strengthen Hill's and Palladium's Middle East operations as we continue to grow in the region. I am also confident that the appointment will demonstrate the power of cross-company collaboration at the heart of GISI Consulting Group."
/EIN News/ - MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. and IRVINE, Calif., April 14, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Hill International, Inc. is pleased to announce that Brian L. Jordan, PE, has joined the company as Senior Vice President, Global Growth and Marketing.