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Project Delivery Lead at The American Housing Corporation

Project Delivery Lead

The American Housing Corporation · TX

3 weeks ago

Project Delivery Lead

The American Housing Corporation · TX

25 days ago
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About the Role

The American Housing Corporation is seeking a Project Delivery Lead to manage projects from initial diligence through to completion, ensuring delivery on time, on budget, and at high quality. This high-ownership, high-visibility role reports directly to the CEO and Chief of Staff, with opportunities for growth as the company scales.

Responsibilities

  • Engage from diligence, partnering with the land team and underwriting to pressure-test constructability, cost, and schedule before deal commitment.
  • Own each project end-to-end, from diligence through design, production, install, and field construction, to a home accepted by Sales as ready for sale.
  • Own the schedule by building and maintaining the critical path across design, factory, install, and field, and driving momentum through every handoff.
  • Own the budget by managing each project to its approved cost, tracking cost-to-complete, protecting margin, and releasing spend only when scope is complete and quality standards are met.
  • Own risk by spotting problems early, sizing them, and driving mitigation before they compound, holding the line on the standard product.
  • Help build the process and system of record for performance, standing up stage gates, handoff standards, and reporting that track schedule, cost, quality, and risk.
  • Coordinate across real estate operations, project architects, production, install, field operations, and sales, aligning factory output and site readiness.
  • Drive quality and reduce punch and rework by holding every stage to scope and standard through checklists, gates, and field verification.
  • Provide leadership with a clear, honest read by running project reviews, keeping documentation current, and communicating changes proactively.

Requirements

  • 8+ years delivering complex residential or construction projects, with direct budget-and-schedule ownership across multiple functions.
  • A track record of owning projects end-to-end and delivering them on time, on budget, and to standard.
  • Experience building process and structure where little existed.
  • Comfortable with metrics and reporting, using data to drive decisions.
  • Proven ability to manage risk: spotting problems early, escalating with judgment, and driving mitigation to resolution.
  • High EQ and exceptional stakeholder management skills.
  • A bias toward standardized, repeatable product over bespoke, one-off projects.
  • Highly organized and calm under pressure in a fast-paced, high-volume environment.
  • Strong problem-solving and communication skills.
  • Proficiency with schedule and project management tools (e.g., Procore, ACC, MS Project, etc.) and comfort with Google Workspace.
  • Strong working knowledge of residential building systems, site work, and the construction-to-handover process.
  • A valid driver's license.

Skills

  • Project management
  • Budget management
  • Schedule management
  • Risk management
  • Stakeholder management
  • Process building
  • Metrics and reporting
  • Problem-solving
  • Communication
  • Residential building systems
  • Site work
  • Construction-to-handover process
  • Procore
  • ACC
  • MS Project
  • Google Workspace

Location

  • USA

Work Type

  • Full-time

Experience Level

  • 8+ years

Education Level

  • Bachelor's degree in architecture, construction management, engineering, business, or a related discipline preferred, not required

Benefits

  • Comprehensive benefits
  • PTO
  • Participation in company equity programs

About the Company

  • The American Housing Corporation is on a mission to solve America's housing crisis through all-out production.
  • We believe that America's affordability crisis is fundamentally a production crisis, and that solving it requires a vertically integrated development approach: We buy land, and manufacture, install, and sell our homes directly to customers.
  • This is the only way to build at the scale necessary to solve this crisis.
  • The American Dream is built, not inherited.
  • We're hiring the best engineers, designers, and builders to solve the hardest problem in America.