Unifier Implementation Lead
Pubblicato il 20-10-2026 - Laminar Group in Italia
Do you get a thrill from using technology to make projects run like a well-oiled machine?
Do you dream of a world where construction projects don’t run on Excel?
Would you say that well-configured systems can be the key to unlock the mythical treasure of delivering capital projects on time and on budget?
Have you survived the rollercoaster of large-scale system implementation, managed to conquer the chaos, and somehow still want to continue on this journey?
Let’s talk
We are Laminar Projects
If you’ve already heard about us, you’re probably reading this because you’re tired of the typical, chaotic ways of doing things in construction. But in case you haven’t, we’re a high-end project management consultancy and tech developer with a focus on upgrading the way construction projects are delivered.
Improving construction strengthens the very foundation of human civilisation. ( Check out our short film about it. )
We bring transparency and control to projects through a pragmatic mix of the latest tech, our own processes, and a big dose of common sense.
We then take our deep understanding of these projects and we invest heavily into developing the digital solutions that anyone can use to deliver their projects better. ( Check out Shape, our construction management tech, to see what we’re doing.)
The core of all this is our true secret sauce: our people. We only recruit the very best, both in capability and personality. We’re deeply focused on designing a new type of organisation that’s optimised for the flourishing of the people in the team first and foremost. People who join us develop fast as a whole person in ways they never imagined. ( Read more about our vision and missions .)
This approach has allowed us to grow from just two people in 2017 to over 220 today. We have a stable, repeat client base across infrastructure and complex building projects in the UK and internationally, and we’re still growing fast. Joining us isn’t just some “job”. It’s a transform