2019 Job openings found

An IT Engineer in Real Estate manages technology supporting agents and operations, handling software (CRM, listings), hardware (networks, devices, servers), user support, data security, and potentially PropTech (property technology) like AI tools or digital platforms, bridging technical needs with business goals like sales, leasing, and property management for efficiency and growth, according to ...

A Real Estate Branding & Marketing Manager develops and executes strategies to build brand presence, generate leads, and drive sales, overseeing digital campaigns (SEO, social, PPC), content creation, market research, budget management, and collaboration with sales teams for 360-degree project promotion, requiring strong analytics, creativity, and industry knowledge. Key duties include ...

A Real Estate Sales Officer drives property transactions, generates leads, and negotiates sales for residential or commercial projects. They manage the entire sales pipeline from the initial client inquiry to closing deals, ensuring customer satisfaction and meeting revenue targets. [1, 2] Core Responsibilities Lead Generation: Identify and develop relationships with potential buyers ...

An EHS (Environmental, Health, and Safety) Engineer for Real Estate is responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring safety and environmental programs across real estate projects, ensuring compliance with all applicable regulations and promoting a safe work environment.    Core Responsibilities and Duties Policy and Program Development: Develop, implement, and maintain site-specific EHS policies, procedures, and safety management ...

  A Real Estate Land Surveyor measures, maps, and legally defines property boundaries, topography, and spatial features for land development and property transactions. Their precise data is crucial for preventing boundary disputes, assessing property value, and guiding safe, compliant construction. [1, 2, 3] Key Responsibilities Boundary Delineation: Locate and establish exact property lines, ...

An MEP Engineer for Real Estate plans, designs, and oversees Mechanical (HVAC), Electrical (power, lighting, fire alarm), and Plumbing (water, drainage, fire suppression) systems in buildings, ensuring functionality, efficiency, and code compliance from design to installation, coordinating with architects, contractors, and managing budgets, quality, and safety for a comfortable, safe, and ...

A real estate Planning Engineer is the mastermind behind project execution. They turn architectural blueprints into on-time deliverables by crafting detailed schedules, tracking milestones, and identifying roadblocks. They serve as the critical bridge between design, procurement, and on-site execution teams to ensure projects are completed on schedule and within budget. ...

A GM (General Manager) Project for a real estate company oversees the entire project lifecycle, from conceptualization and business development (market analysis, feasibility, bidding) to sales strategy, team leadership, budget management, stakeholder relations (developers, clients), and ensuring quality/compliance to meet revenue targets and deliver profitable projects. Key duties involve strategy, operations, ...

A Real Estate CEO is the top executive responsible for guiding the company’s strategic vision, overseeing land acquisitions, developments, and investments. They lead asset management, drive profitability, ensure regulatory compliance (e.g., RERA), and act as the public face of the business to investors, partners, and stakeholders. [1, 2, 3] A comprehensive, ...

A Legal Executive in the steel pipes manufacturing industry is a critical role responsible for ensuring legal and regulatory compliance, managing risks, and handling all legal documentation specific to manufacturing, contracts, and litigation. The position requires a blend of general corporate legal knowledge and an understanding of industry-specific regulations like ...