We have three opportunities for project managers to join our Property and Growth Infrastructure team and lead a diverse range of property and infrastructure projects across Scotland.
You’ll take forward work on feasibility studies, masterplanning, and strategic asset management. You’ll also lead on funding negotiations, help shape innovative delivery models, and manage procurement processes that support the successful development of complex projects with national and regional impact.
Closing date: 29/08/2025
Salary: £48,798
The job is Hybrid based on:
Scotland
This position is part-time
Closing date: 29/08/2025
About this job:
We have three opportunities for project managers to join our Property and Growth Infrastructure team and lead a diverse range of property and infrastructure projects across Scotland.
You’ll take forward work on feasibility studies, masterplanning, and strategic asset management. You’ll also lead on funding negotiations, help shape innovative delivery models, and manage procurement processes that support the successful development of complex projects with national and regional impact.
Responsibilities:
Applying your project management expertise, infrastructure knowledge and commercial insight to develop and deliver a range of property and infrastructure projects that align with our ambition to deliver world-class solutions that support our strategic goals.
Leading the development of infrastructure projects from early-stage planning through to delivery. This will include preparing business cases, writing consultant briefs, procuring and managing contractors, and coordinating legal and procurement support where needed.
Building strong relationships with partners, stakeholders and investors, providing advice, shaping project direction, and working across senior levels to influence both internally and externally led developments. You’ll understand what matters to each partner and help align priorities to create shared value.
Competencies:
A solid understanding of property and infrastructure-led interventions, with experience delivering projects on behalf of client organisations.
A strong track record in managing property and infrastructure development, with the ability to prioritise tasks, handle competing demands, and work independently using your own initiative.
Experience working collaboratively with a range of partners and stakeholders, with the confidence and skill to influence at all levels and manage complex, multi-party relationships.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to motivate, influence and persuade across different audiences.
A proactive, analytical and adaptable approach, with a focus on delivering at pace and maximising project impact through a collaborative mindset.
SCQF Level 9 qualification in a property-related technical discipline, or equivalent relevant experience
Willingness to travel as needed.
Ideally, you’ll also have:
Experience acting as a client representative and managing NEC4 or other standard construction contracts in the delivery of property and infrastructure projects
An understanding of how place-based economic development can support long-term regional growth
A full driving licence and access to a private car
Familiarity with project management tools like Monday.com
Qualifications:
How to Apply:
Please download the application documents and fill the form online.
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