Careers.
At Amiri, we believe our people are our greatest strength. Guided by the Amiri Way, we create a supportive, collaborative, and inspiring environment where talent can thrive.
Whether you’re starting your career, looking to develop your skills, or seeking new challenges, we offer opportunities across construction and residential development that make a real impact on the communities we serve.
Build More Than a Career – Build Legacy.
The property sector provides so much variety that it is hard to pin down the breadth and depth of opportunity and experience it can provide your career. What we can tell you is that no two days will be the same!
Here at Amiri we know that each individual deserves their own tailored career journey, that is why we are not prescriptive in defining a career pathway, we work with our team to understand their passions and their skills and build a mentoring and training programme that suits them.
Our Roles
We are always looking to talk to talented individuals at whatever stage of their career journey they are at. We are an inclusive organisation and value equality and diversity.
So, if you would like to explore your next career move with us please get in touch.
A Contracts Manager in construction oversees multiple building projects, ensuring they stay on track in terms of timelines, budgets and quality. They coordinate with clients, contractors and subcontractors, ensuring compliance with regulations and contractual obligations for successful project delivery.
The Project Manager is responsible for the success of a construction project. They oversee every aspect, including the planning, execution, monitoring, control and closure. Project Managers ensure that the programme and budgets are met.
A Site Manager oversees project delivery, ensuring safety, quality, timely completion and budget compliance. Responsibilities include managing site operations, coordinating teams and ensuring health and safety standards are met.
Design Managers, also known as Design and Build Managers or Design Coordinators, oversee all design aspects of a project. They ensure effective coordination between multi-disciplinary teams, facilitating seamless collaboration throughout the project’s development.
A Quantity Surveyor’s role is to take ownership for the commercial management of projects including procurement of sub-contractors to ensure work is delivered to a high quality, on time and to budget.
An Estimator’s role is to lead and manage the preparation of bids, ensuring a consistent flow of profitable work for the business. They focus on maximising profit and minimising risk, adopting an approach that secures successful outcomes while maintaining a high standard of accuracy and efficiency.
Planners create detailed programmes for all tasks involved in construction projects and manage the associated activities. They oversee logistics and the planning methodology, ensuring efficient execution throughout the project.
A Health and Safety Manager will provide expert support by reviewing and preparing H&S documents and reports. They will conduct H&S audits across projects to ensure policies and procedures are followed and implemented throughout the project lifecycle.
An Aftercare Manager (or Defects Manager) is responsible for the pre- and post handover phases, as well as overseeing the defects liability period of a construction project. Handover and project close-out occur once construction is complete.
Why Work For Amiri?
People often say we’re a family business – just without the family name. And we take that as a compliment. At our core, we’re driven by passion.
We lead with purpose, listen with intent and are always striving to build better – better services, better communities and better careers.
Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take the next step in your property career, we’re here to support you. We offer structured career pathways, support for your education and training, and a range of great employee benefits.
