Executive, Design Management

TBS Group

- Working as part of a project development team.

- Be responsible for setting the design direction for the development of the projects as well as critique and

review of design proposals by consultants.

- Liaise with the appointed design consultants, and be involved in all stages of projects such as concept

design, schematic design, design development, detail design and construction, review of mock-ups and

shop drawings.

- Other responsibilities include undertaking preliminary feasibility studies to assess the development potential of

new projects or acquisitions and undertaking simple in-house design projects.

- Bachelor's Degree in Architecture from a recognized university.

- At least 5 years of relevant working experience, preferably with exposure in residential, office, retail & master planning projects, with experience overseeing projects from inception to completion.

- Independent with the ability to set design objectives and accomplished goals effectively.

- Necessary to Possess a good understanding of building regulations, codes, and submission procedures.

- Experienced with Vietnamese authority submission and procedure is an advantage.

- Overseas work experience would be an advantage.

- A flair for design and self-motivation to achieve good design solutions in our development projects.

- Good understanding of design, detailing and the project implementation process is essential.

- Eye for good design and a keen interest in details as well as the big picture when it comes to translating ideas into built form.

- Good team player who can collaborate with colleagues from different departments to achieve shared objectives for the projects.

- Good interpersonal skills and be able to work effectively with consultants and professional peers in reviewing, directing, and critiquing their design proposals to achieve project goals.

- Good spoken and written English, knowledge of the Vietnamese language will be an added advantage.

- Proficiency in design software