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JPI

Develops Class A multifamily housing nationwide

Technical Project Specialist

Construction ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeCalifornia, USA$100k - $130k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in a related field.
  • Three to five years of experience in a business or professional setting, including nonprofit or government roles.
  • Proven experience in an executive support role or a similar position.
  • Excellent organizational and leadership skills.
  • Strong interpersonal and communication abilities.
  • Proficiency with business software and tools, including Microsoft Office and project management applications.
  • Ability to handle confidential information with discretion.

Responsibilities

  • Assist in proactively assessing future risks for each project and communicate those risks to the Operations team and OSC team.
  • Review and finalize plans while maintaining active day-to-day involvement with the OSC team.
  • Track and ensure trade-specific preconstruction onsite meeting agendas are provided to Site Construction Managers to support plan adherence.
  • Track and resolve construction issues from field tickets in a timely and complete manner.
  • Lead execution risk assessment and develop contingency plans.
  • Ensure the de-risking process is complete, with necessary requests for information and architect's supplemental instructions resolved promptly, maintaining 30 days of clear runway without RFI delays.
  • Monitor the dashboard daily for trends affecting the plan, diagnose root causes, and direct OSC resource support and realignment relating to subcontractor performance and corrective work.
  • Communicate OSC support for wet-weather mitigation planning and implementation.
  • Use digital technology and captured project information to investigate and resolve technical issues affecting the project.
  • Track and ensure completion of the Day 1 Startup checklist on the notice-to-proceed day.
  • Create and manage project-specific submittal logs; review submittals, samples, and shop drawings against specifications, clarifications, and drawings; upload and track them in Procore; assign appropriate consultants; ensure review within contracted response times; and communicate consultant comments to trade partners.
  • Manage the RFI process by maintaining an urgency log, drafting and submitting RFIs with the Operations team, ensuring timely responses from appropriate consultants, distributing responses to subcontractors, and informing the Commercial Lead of potential costs.
  • Ensure project turnover phasing and sequencing meet jurisdiction approval requirements and resequence plans as needed.
  • Align fire inspector startup requirements with phasing and the OPC plan.
  • Ensure third-party consultants are contracted for the appropriate inspection type and frequency, meeting the plan minimum or JPI standard, whichever is greater.
  • Guide the authority having jurisdiction through adoption of third-party inspections.
  • Support change-order review by coordinating with the Site Construction Manager to verify that change-order work is valid and managing disputes.
  • Conduct trade preconstruction meetings to gather labor requirements for each phase and maintain regular communication with the Resource Lead about subcontractor labor availability and project milestones.
  • Communicate with the Taktical Control Lead about OPC changes, updates, and contingency plans.
  • Identify chokepoints and risks in the construction takt plan and work with the Construction Manager and OSC Manager to develop corrective actions or alternative strategies that maintain the construction schedule and duration.
  • Seek consultant input on technical issues identified through digital technology, develop contingency solutions, and engage OSC and the Construction Manager in addressing digital conflicts and keeping subcontractors aligned with revised plans.
  • Oversee project-specific submittal logs based on contracted subcontractors, drawings, specifications, and clarifications; assign consultants, track review timelines, and ensure submittals are approved or returned for revision before procurement and fabrication proceed.
  • Coordinate with the Site Construction Manager to prepare RFIs, create them in Procore with supporting documentation, oversee timely resolution, distribute responses to relevant parties, and inform the Commercial Lead when responses have cost implications.
  • Verify change orders cover work outside the current scope and are associated with a project RFI or additional Construction Manager request; send validated change orders and supporting documentation to the Commercial Lead for Procore review and approval, and notify the Site Construction Manager to proceed.

About the Company

JPI

Develops Class A multifamily housing nationwide

JPI develops, builds, and invests in Class A multifamily housing across the United States to transform buildings, strengthen communities, and improve lives. Its approach combines development, construction, and investment in select apartment communities, guided by sustainable development and strategic partnerships. With a large portfolio (380+ projects, 117,000+ homes in 143 cities) valued at over $19.5 billion, JPI leverages a world-class, cross‑industry team and long-standing partnerships to manage each stage from acquisition and development to operation. The company differentiates itself through its scale, focus on sustainability, deep industry experience, and strong relationships, including a long-term collaboration between its leaders. JPI’s goal is to shape the future of community living by creating vibrant, well‑managed neighborhoods that benefit residents and the broader communities nationwide.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Acquired
Total funding
$77.8M
Headquarters
Irving, TX
Founded
1989

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