Project Manager, Site Development

American Tower

Project Manager in American Tower’s Site Development team managing real estate activities for wireless site development. Partnering cross-functionally to ensure project timelines are met and within budget.

Posted 6/22/2026full-timeRemote • North Carolina • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $87,500 - $117,500 per yearWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Oversee real estate activities for all products for a given geographic territory.
Partner cross-functionally to manage client relationships at the market level while ensuring project timelines are met and within budget.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in Business, Planning, Engineering, Construction Management or equivalent work experience required.
A minimum of 5 years of work-related experience in the wireless site development industry project management and vendor management experience required.
Demonstrated expertise in managing wireless site development professionals through network deployment projects, site acquisition or construction management required.
Approximately 40% travel may be required in support of the position’s responsibilities.
Strong organization, planning, and project management skills; ability to prioritize tasks for self and team to meet requirements and deadlines.
Ability to work with different functional groups and levels of employees to effectively and professionally achieve results.
Strong leadership skills; ability to drive and motivate team to achieve results.

Benefits

Comp & perks

healthcare coverage
a 401(k) savings plan
paid time off
company holidays
sick leave
parental leave
access to an Employee Assistance Program focused on mental and financial wellness

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Hard Skills & Tools

project managementvendor managementsite acquisitionconstruction managementnetwork deployment

Soft Skills

organizationplanningleadershipprioritizationcommunication