345 Job openings found

An Engineer for a Building Project manages technical aspects, bridging design and construction, ensuring projects meet quality, safety, budget, and schedule goals by planning, coordinating teams (designers, subs, clients), overseeing site activities, controlling quality/safety, solving technical issues, and managing documentation from feasibility to completion. They act as a key technical advisor, ...

Chartered Accountants (CA) and Company Secretaries (CS) in the real estate sector typically manage financial operations, taxation, compliance, and auditing, with roles varying based on experience and whether they are in internal teams or external consulting firms.    Common Job Responsibilities The specific duties depend on the role (internal/external) and seniority, but generally cover:  Financial ...

An Admin & Security Executive in real estate manages daily office operations, oversees site logistics, and implements physical and digital security protocols. They bridge administrative efficiency with protective oversight to ensure that property sites, client meetings, and corporate assets remain safe, organized, and compliant. [1] Core Responsibilities Office & Facility Administration Site Operations: ...

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 ...

A Construction Manager plans, coordinates, budgets, and supervises construction projects from start to finish, ensuring they are completed safely, on time, and within budget by managing teams, resources, schedules, quality, and communication with clients, architects, and subcontractors, handling everything from cost estimates and permits to site safety and progress reporting. They ...

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, ...

An EA to a Real Estate CEO provides high-level strategic and administrative support, managing calendars, communications, and projects, while also handling real estate-specific tasks like project feasibility, investor relations, and market research to ensure the CEO's efficient focus on business growth and decision-making. This role requires business acumen, confidentiality, strong research skills, and the ability to ...

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, ...

An industrial products field sales person for a wholesaler is responsible for generating leads, building client relationships, and closing deals for complex or high-value products within an assigned territory, requiring a blend of technical knowledge and strong interpersonal skills.    Key Responsibilities Prospecting and Lead Generation: Identify and generate new sales opportunities and potential clients through research, cold calling, ...

The Head of Purchase (HOD Purchase) in an integrated power plant/steel plant environment (including Steel Melting Shop/Direct Reduced Iron units) is a senior management role responsible for the strategic planning and execution of all procurement activities. This position ensures the timely, cost-effective, and quality-compliant acquisition of raw materials, capital goods, and services ...