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Reporting to the Director, Architecture, Planning and Project Development for the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus, the incumbent is responsible for all aspects of project planning, and facilities planning for various projects undertaken within the Design and Construction Management portfolio for the Scarborough Campus at the University of Toronto. The incumbent plays a key role in the implementation of projects and facilities and space planning and also conducts research related to physical planning for specific university facility typologies. The work includes the determination of specific physical requirements, scope, staging and feasibility for upgrades to existing facilities and/or new construction (up to $5M) within the larger context of the Campus needs and resources, the requirements of various funding bodies, approvals processes and established University and Council of Ontario Universities (COU) space standards. Applying specialized architectural expertise, the incumbent works with multiple stakeholders to plan and manage these projects.

CampusEDUCATION:
Professional University degree in Architecture (Bachelors or Masters). Must be a Professional Architect and eligible to practice in Ontario. Project management training and/or certification a strong asset.

EXPERIENCE:
Minimum seven years’ applicable and related experience in the field of design and construction; with demonstrated experience in building and space planning including large scale space and master planning. Experience managing design projects of varying complexity and involving statistical and facilities analysis. Experience in consultation and negotiation with and among institutional clients. Knowledge of laboratory or other research and teaching environments is a strong asset. Experience with COU measures an asset.

SKILLS:
Excellent written (including report writing) and oral communication skills. Strong interpersonal, organizational, analytical and numerical skills. Ability to use CAD software for plans and 3-D drawings, and spreadsheets/analytical software proficiently.

OTHER:
Proven ability to build and maintain effective working relationships with a wide variety of internal and external stakeholders. Ability to effectively manage expectations and negotiate regarding project requirements and/or changes. Demonstrated initiative, ability to work independently, manage multiple priorities, meet established deadlines, and achieve results in a highly complex environment. High level of accuracy required while working under pressure. Sound judgment, tact, patience, and sensitivity to the diverse needs of clients.

Department: UTSC: Design and Construction Management
Campus: Scarborough
Schedule: Full-time
Job Field: Facilities
Job Posting: Oct 21, 2019
Job Closing: Nov 7, 2019, 8:59:00 AM