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Project Manager, Permitting [Washington]

Pulley - Washington, WA, United States - In-office - posted 2026-08-12

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Pulley is an AI-powered permitting platform that helps architects, builders, and retailers accelerate commercial projects across the US. The company eliminates costly delays in the permitting process by providing intelligence and expert guidance across 19,000+ jurisdictions. Pulley supports major brands like J.Crew, Solidcore, and Hibbett Sports, as well as data center buildouts and EV charging networks. As a Project Manager in Permitting, you will be the critical link between clients and the complex permitting landscape. You'll manage multiple permitting projects simultaneously, ensuring they progress smoothly through regulatory hurdles and municipal approvals. Your role combines client advisory work with internal collaboration to continuously improve Pulley's platform and operations. Key responsibilities include: developing deep expertise in local permitting rules across various markets; advising clients as a trusted guide through approval processes; building and maintaining relationships with municipal staff to accelerate timelines; overseeing multiple projects to ensure they hit milestones and resolve potential roadblocks; and collaborating with product, engineering, and leadership teams to refine workflows and enhance the client experience. You bring 6+ years of professional experience in architecture, construction, or permitting with demonstrated involvement in various permitting processes. You have strong familiarity with building codes, zoning regulations, and permitting procedures. Excellent communication skills and relationship-building abilities are essential, along with technical proficiency in relevant software tools. A Bachelor's degree in Architecture or closely related field is required. You must be located in Washington to be considered.

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