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Full-timeWhite Collar
Engineering Manager - Architecture
Head OfficeEngineeringOn-site
Job Description
An Engineering Manager – Architecture (Design) leads the architectural design process and manages the architecture team throughout the project lifecycle.
They ensure all designs meet client requirements, quality standards, project timelines, and technical regulations.
The role also involves coordinating with other engineering disciplines to maintain design integration and resolve technical issues.
They review drawings, oversee design development, and support the successful delivery of the project.
Responsibilities
- Lead the architectural design strategy and vision across multiple major projects.
- Oversee the full design lifecycle, including concept development, schematic design, detailed design, and IFC documentation.
- Establish and implement design governance frameworks, review procedures, and quality control standards.
- Ensure effective coordination between architecture, structural, MEP, infrastructure, and façade disciplines.
- Manage and review deliverables from internal teams and external consultants to ensure compliance with project requirements and international standards.
- Lead value engineering and technical coordination to ensure buildability and cost alignment.
- Represent the architectural function in client meetings, consultant coordination, and authority approvals.
- Build, mentor, and develop the architectural design team while enhancing internal workflows and performance standards.
Requirements
- 15+ years of professional experience in architectural design.
- Proven leadership experience managing large-scale developments such as mixed-use, high-rise, hospitality, or major urban projects.
- Strong background in multidisciplinary coordination and consultant management.
- Experience working within international design standards and regulatory frameworks.
- Strong leadership, communication, and decision-making skills.
- Experience with BIM environments and modern digital design tools is preferred.