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Consultant Project Architect / Project Manager
Location
California
Posted
5 days ago
Salary
0
Seniority
Senior
Job Description
Consultant Project Architect / Project Manager
SNIPEBRIDGE
• Prepare property development / feasibility analysis for both sites, covering zoning, FAR, setbacks, and entitlement constraints • Manage the permitting process through both jurisdictions: submittals, plan check responses, and ongoing coordination with planning and building departments • Proactively flag risks or delays and keep the project team informed of status • Join a weekly consulting call to report status and advise on permitting strategy
Job Requirements
- Direct permitting/expediting experience in San Francisco and/or San Mateo County specifically as local jurisdiction knowledge is essential
- Background in high-end single-family residential projects a plus
- Comfortable operating independently as an outside consultant, without day-to-day oversight
- Active architecture license is a plus, not required
Benefits
- Commitment: ~4 hours/week, plus a weekly consulting call
- Location: Remote w/ SF Bay Area-based preferred
- Duration: Potential to run through the full project lifecycle (est. 10 months–1+ year)
- Structure: 1099 contract consultant
- Compensation: Open
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