Assistant Design Manager
Are you ready to step into an exciting Assistant Design Manager role on a high-profile London residential project? This is a great opportunity to join an integrated team delivering an exceptional and innovative design for a prestigious residential development in London.
About the role of Assistant Design Manager
This role offers a chance to be hands-on with a complex, technically challenging residential scheme. You’ll work closely with consultants, subcontractors, and clients, helping to drive the project forward through delivery to completion. The team values collaboration, innovation, and attention to detail, giving you the opportunity to make a real impact on the quality and delivery of a landmark scheme.
Responsibilities for Assistant Design Manager
• Support the design team in coordinating architectural, structural, and MEP consultants
• Monitor design submissions to ensure they meet project requirements, planning approvals, and quality standards
• Prepare design reports, schedules, and progress updates
• Collaborate with contractors and developers to resolve design issues efficiently
• Assist in maintaining programme, budget, and design quality throughout the project
Requirements for the Assistant Design Manager role
• Experience in a similar role
• Residential project experience, ideally multi-block or retirement living developments
• Strong understanding of construction detailing, design coordination, and compliance
• Excellent organisational, communication, and problem-solving skills
• Competency in design software and BIM coordination
What’s on offer for the Assistant Design Manager role
• The chance to work on a technically challenging, high-quality residential project
• Exposure to collaborative, multi-disciplinary project delivery
• Competitive salary and benefits package
• Opportunities to develop professionally and grow within the project team
If this Assistant Design Manager role excites you, apply now with your CV or contact Laiba Naveed in our London office on (phone number removed)
