I’m Quy Ryan Dinh — a construction project professional with architectural training and a strong interest in spaces that feel intentional, clear, and visually strong.
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Construction project coordination with a background in architecture and design communication.
Construction project professional with experience managing facility projects from planning through construction execution. Skilled in coordinating contractors, consultants, and internal stakeholders to deliver projects on schedule, within budget, and in compliance with operational requirements.
Microsoft Office Suite, Capital Projects Delivery, Contractor Procurement, RFP Development, Project Lifecycle Management, Schedule Coordination, Budget Tracking & Cost Control, Permitting & Regulatory Approvals, Risk Identification & Mitigation, Stakeholder & Vendor Coordination, Quality Control & Compliance, Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Suite, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Rendering.
Owner-side coordination, design support, and construction-related delivery.
Swedesboro, NJ / 11-2024 to Current
Oversee the full lifecycle of a $1.5M multi-phase industrial facility expansion, manage permitting and approvals, lead contractor bidding and proposal review, coordinate drawing redlines using AutoCAD and SketchUp, and support environmental and site-development coordination.
Norristown, PA / 08-2022 to 07-2023
Supported design development of mission-critical facilities, produced construction documents, used AutoCAD and Revit for coordinated drawings, and collaborated with engineers and contractors to resolve technical challenges.
Pittsburgh, PA / 01-2017 to 01-2021
Managed multiple residential construction projects totaling $140K, coordinated up to 21 active sites, reduced timelines through field coordination, and used AutoCAD for site layout and utility alignment.
Bachelor of Architecture / Drexel University / Philadelphia, PA / 2024
Open to thoughtful opportunities and collaborations.
A project shaped by atmosphere, composition, and spatial identity.
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Technical thinking with a clear visual language.
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Small scale with strong concept and intentional detail.
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Expressive work grounded in structure and clarity.
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