Job descriptions

When you join our teams, you will be given all the resources you need to create and implement ambitious projects. Motivated by challenge and striving for excellence, you will be able to demonstrate your expertise by ensuring the well-being of a large number of people.

Land development managers

Land development managers are constantly searching for ideal land development opportunities. This involves contacts with notaries and real estate agents and responding to calls for tenders launched by local authorities. They carry out complete feasibility studies (land, market, architectural design, etc.) to validate their project. They negotiate the price and terms and conditions for acquiring the land.

Sales advisers

In their sales office on the building site, sales advisers present the advantages of the programme using a variety of commercial means (plan, brochure, samples, scale model, etc.). They showcase and reflect the values of Bouygues Immobilier to clients and potential purchasers. Their role is to conclude options/pre-sale agreements and support clients when applying for a loan before the deed of sale is executed before the notary. They remain at the disposal of clients up to delivery and build a long-term relationship with clients, becoming the client's real estate expert and point of contact over the years

Client account managers

Client account managers are responsible for the administrative and financial side of the client relationship. They are responsible for scheduling the appointment with the notary and the signature of the deed of sale. Client account managers advise clients on their choice of services, handle requests for changes to plans, electrical installations, etc. and launch calls for funds. They arrange visits to the property as soon as the partition walls have been erected, carry out inventories of fixtures and fittings, hand over the keys and are responsible for ensuring the final acceptance of outstanding work. They help improve client service.

Construction Managers

The construction managers are responsible for optimising the technical and financial aspects of the project with the architect. They consult professionals (general contractor or individual trades: electricity, plumbing, insulation, etc.) and negotiate offers. They ensure that the project stays within budget. The construction managers are responsible for managing relations with building contractors, checking the quality of their work (including changes, rectifications to ensure the final acceptance of outstanding work, etc.), ensuring that deadlines, regulations and standards in force are respected by the project manager.

Programme Managers

Programme managers manage projects with their team, from the programme design phase to delivery: selection of partners (architect, service providers, etc.), determining the precise product specifications, implementation of the commercial strategy (price list, marketing tools, etc.), acquisition of the land, marketing, overseeing the work.