AEI Consultants

Project Manager

• Lead and manage Property Resilience Assessments in accordance with ASTM E3429, with a primary focus on flood hazard, extreme precipitation, sea level rise, storm surge, and related water driven risks.
• Serve as the technical lead for flood risk evaluation, including interpretation of FEMA FIRMs, Flood Insurance Studies, parcel level flood exposure, freeboard considerations, and flood protection systems.
• Evaluate site conditions, building elevations, critical equipment locations, drainage patterns, and site constraints through desktop review and field investigations.
• Integrate climate projections, flood modeling outputs, and third-party hazard data into PRA findings, clearly communicating assumptions and limitations.
• Develop clear, actionable vulnerability and mitigation recommendations related to flood risk, including conceptual adaptation strategies and order of magnitude cost considerations.
• Perform and oversee site visits, interviews, and data collection to support PRA Stage 2 and Stage 3 assessments.
• Review and provide quality control for PRA deliverables prepared by other project managers and staff, with emphasis on flood related sections and technical accuracy.
• Coordinate with internal AEI teams and external subject matter experts as needed to support complex flood and climate risk evaluations.
• Support select FORTIFIED Commercial and Multifamily projects as needed, particularly where flood exposure intersects with resilience and performance objectives.
• Communicate findings and recommendations clearly to clients, lenders, insurers, and other stakeholders through written reports and verbal presentations.
• Contribute to the evolution of PRA workflows, flood hazard methodologies, and internal guidance documents.
• Mentor and support the professional development of junior resilience staff and PMs.
• Manage multiple projects concurrently while maintaining high standards of quality, responsiveness, and client service.
• Travel for site visits and project related activities as required.

Senior Project Manager – Resilience, PRA Flood Specialist

• Property zoning analysis for various real estate transactions
• Project Managers are expected to analyze a property’s use and improvements against the existing zoning maps and codes, and create reports
• Municipal compliance review
• FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) submission to Local/County/State Agencies

Entry Level Project Manager – Zoning Services

• Perform Property Condition Assessments of existing commercial properties
• Monitor new construction or renovation projects
• Assist with energy and ADA audits
• Make forensic assessment of major building systems and distressed conditions
• Take photos of site and building system conditions
• Conduct basic interviews and research covering property maintenance history
• Make recommendations for maintenance and probable costs for building systems using our cost and recommendation libraries
• Write clear and concise condition and status reports using our in-house report templates
• Conduct public records research regarding building, zoning, and fire code violations
• Conduct periodic site visits to monitor construction, review contractors’ requisitions for payment, and recommend the release of construction funds
• Observe general compliance of as-built conditions with the contract drawings and specifications
• Review construction schedules, trade payment breakdowns, job cost reports, and payment requisitions
• Manage multiple projects
• Work as a team member, utilizing the experience and knowledge of senior authors who will review and critique your reports before delivery to clients
• Deliver outstanding client service with timely responses and proactive solutions

Project Manager – Building Assessment

Architect

• Performing increasingly complex Property Condition Assessments of existing commercial properties
• Monitoring new construction or renovation projects
• Assisting with energy and ADA audits
• Makes forensic assessments of major building systems and distressed conditions
• Takes photos of site and building system conditions
• Conducts basic interviews and research covering property maintenance history
• May complete technical reviews of PCAs
• Trains and mentors junior level Project Managers
• May serve as Team Lead during complex site visits
• Makes recommendations for maintenance and probable costs for building systems using our cost and recommendation libraries
• Demonstrates ability to interact with clients and other professionals during site visits
• Participates in conference calls with clients
• Writes clear and concise condition and status reports using our in-house report templates
• Conducts public records research regarding building, zoning, and fire code violations
• Conducts periodic site visits to monitor construction, review contractors’ requisitions for payment, and recommends the release of construction funds
• Observes general compliance of as-built conditions with the contract drawings and specifications
• Reviews construction schedules, trade payment breakdowns, job cost reports, and payment requisitions
• Manages multiple projects
• Works as a valuable team member
• Delivers outstanding client service with timely responses and proactive solutions

Senior Architect, Building Assessment

Client Partner

• Managing large national accounts
• Building direct client relationships in support of sales efforts
• Serving as primary engineering/architectural lead for national accounts
• Maintaining a technical review load and delegating reviews to support staff
• Ensuring all projects are staffed and performed to high standards of quality
• Managing Building Assessment projects completed by associate consultants
• Providing training and mentoring to junior staff
• Building an intimate understanding of client's goals

Senior Project Manager – Resilience, PRA Flood Specialist

Entry Level Project Manager – Zoning Services

Project Manager – Building Assessment

Senior Architect, Building Assessment

Senior PCA Reviewer – National Client Manager, Building Assessments