The employee must be able to perform duties in each setting as project needs require: Sit for extended periods and use a computer, phone, and other office equipment Occasionally stand, walk, bend, reach, and lift office materials, weighing up to 25 pounds Walk across uneven terrain and active construction areas during site visits Climb ladders, scaffolding, and permanent and temporary stairways as needed Stand or walk for extended periods and navigate partially completed structures Bend, kneel, crouch, and lift materials or equipment that weigh up to 40 pounds Work outdoors in varying weather conditions and be exposed to construction noise, dust and vibration Review documents and construction drawings and communication in person, by phone, or virtually Specialty project locations (such as industrial facilities, healthcare environments, or restricted sites) may involve additional safety requirements or environmental conditions. Maintain senior-level client relationships and support repeat and referral business across the portfolio Represent the company in preconstruction pursuits, interviews, and major client presentations Act as a trusted advisor to owners and design teams, anticipating needs and proactively communicating project status and risk Cultivate relationships with architects, engineers, subcontractors, and community stakeholders to strengthen the companys reputation and pipeline Support business development efforts, including proposal input, interview preparation, and client relationship strategy Build and maintain strong working relationships with joint venture (JV) partner firms, ensuring aligned communication with owners and design teams Resolve JV partner disagreements diplomatically, balancing company interests with the health of the partnership and the success of the project.