Assistant Programme Manager (Residential Construction)DublinPermanent | Full-TimeAbout Your New CompanyOur client is a commercial semi-state body focused on maximising the delivery of affordable homes and supporting the creation of thriving communities through large-scale land development and regeneration projects. With significant government backing, the organisation has a strong project pipeline, including multiple live construction sites and ambitious long-term regeneration initiatives across Ireland.The company operates with a positive, collegiate, and "can-do" culture, underpinned by values ofIntegrity, Results, Collaboration, Sustainability, and Innovation. With a growing team of approximately 250 professionals, the organisation provides a dynamic and supportive environment with excellent opportunities for career progression.About Your New RoleAs an Assistant Programme Manager, you will join a multidisciplinary team of development professionals to support the delivery of large-scale development and regeneration projects from initiation through to completion or exit. Reporting to a Senior Programme Manager or Programme Lead, you will coordinate multiple work streams in line with project objectives and agreed programmes.This role offers hands-on exposure to landmark development projects and provides a strong platform to build a career in programme and development management. The organisation is committed to supporting professional development through mentorship and continuous professional development (CPD).Key duties and responsibilities include:Assisting in the assessment of potential large-scale projects for progression, working with internal teams such as Property, Planning, Cost, Delivery, Legal, and AdvisoryPreparing development briefs outlining project scope, deliverables, programme, budgets, and consultant scopes of serviceSupporting feasibility studies and viability assessments by identifying development opportunities and constraintsContributing to development strategies and associated investment cases, including preparation of Board and Committee approval documentationSupporting the appointment and management of legal agreements, consultant appointments, and contractsCoordinating inputs across internal and external project teams and stakeholders to ensure effective delivery of project work streams.What You Will NeedTo be successful in this role, you will ideally have:A recognised technical or degree-level qualification in a related discipline, with a commitment to ongoing professional developmentAt least 2 years' relevant post-qualification experienceStrong project or development management skills, with experience in planning processes and enabling or infrastructure projects advantageousAbility to work independently and collaboratively within a structured project environmentStrong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks and prioritiesExcellent written and verbal communication skills, with experience preparing and presenting reportsStrong stakeholder and relationship management skills, including the ability to negotiate while maintaining positive relationshipsUnderstanding of the planning system, construction principles, build ability, and value engineering advantageousWhat You Will GetExcellent salary and benefit schemes.A permanent, full-time role with exposure to landmark national housing and regeneration projectsHands-on experience across large-scale development and regeneration initiativesStrong mentorship and structured career development opportunitiesContinuous professional development (CPD) supportA collaborative, values-driven organisational cultureThe opportunity to make a meaningful social impact through your work