Leads the execution of cost and schedule management for complex projects while acting as a primary technical contributor. Supports client communications, mentors junior staff, and prepares detailed risk assessments and variance analyses.
The Regional Planner/Scheduler is responsible for managing maintenance work orders, planning and scheduling resources, and maintaining the CMMS asset registry. They coordinate with account management and O&M teams to ensure maintenance activities are executed efficiently and meet customer requirements.
The Retail Program Manager oversees the end-to-end delivery of new financial center projects, managing project teams and client relationships. They are responsible for ensuring program health through KPI tracking, financial management, and effective stakeholder communication.
The specialist will research and analyze the supply base to implement supplier consolidation and manage the full RFP lifecycle. They will also collaborate with stakeholders to draft contracts, ensure compliance, and serve as a subject matter expert during client presentations.
The Senior Project Manager leads project execution, manages budgets and timelines, and coordinates with clients and facility management teams. They also supervise project staff, oversee consultants, and ensure all project objectives are met in accordance with client agreements.
The Project Designer will lead interior design efforts for complex projects, managing the full design process from initial sketches to construction documentation. They are responsible for coordinating with consultants, mentoring junior staff, and ensuring client goals are met through effective space planning and material selection.
The CMMS System Administrator is responsible for the configuration, implementation, and ongoing management of the FEXA system. They serve as the primary point of contact for system inquiries, support requests, and user security management.
The Construction Project Manager monitors and coordinates project services, including tenant improvements, while maintaining master budgets and timelines. They collaborate with clients and facility management teams to ensure project objectives are met through effective oversight of consultants and construction teams.
The Senior Program Manager leads complex, cross-functional programs to ensure alignment with strategic business objectives and contractual obligations. They establish governance frameworks, manage portfolio-level risks, and serve as a primary liaison between project teams and executive leadership.
The Associate Manager oversees day-to-day portfolio administration activities and serves as a primary point of escalation for clients and senior leadership. They are responsible for process improvement, team training, and ensuring operational excellence across the designated functional or geographic area.
The Project Manager is responsible for overseeing project budgets, timelines, and reporting across various project phases at client sites. They also manage consultant and construction team selection while ensuring compliance with corporate policies and government regulations.
The Facility Manager provides leadership for building operations, ensuring the effective implementation of policies, maintenance programs, and workplace services. They are responsible for managing budgets, vendor contracts, and coordinating site-specific documentation to meet client objectives and service level agreements.
The CMMS System Administrator is responsible for the configuration, implementation, and ongoing management of the FAMIS 360 system. They serve as the primary point of contact for system inquiries, support requests, and user security administration.
The Senior Category Manager leads the development and implementation of category strategies and manages preferred supplier programs to drive value for clients. This role interfaces with business lines to align procurement priorities, monitor supplier performance, and drive EBITDA growth through effective commercial arrangements.
Coordinate project delivery across client programs, including schedules, budgets, reporting, quality assurance, and compliance with client-specific expectations. Serve as the primary client contact, align project teams and stakeholders, oversee project delivery from planning through close-out, and develop recovery plans when risks or changes threaten program goals.
The Assistant Manager will oversee EHS compliance by reviewing safety plans, conducting site audits, and managing permit-to-work systems. They are responsible for fostering a strong safety culture, investigating incidents, and ensuring all vendor activities align with safety regulations.
The Development Manager is responsible for directing strategic land development and acquisition projects, including feasibility analysis and municipal approvals. They lead cross-functional teams of architects and engineers to ensure projects meet established timelines and budget requirements.
The Senior Project Manager oversees project execution, budgets, and timelines for client accounts while coordinating with property management and construction teams. They are responsible for leading project meetings, managing consultants, and providing detailed progress reports to senior leadership.
The Senior Mechatronics & Robotics Technician leads service teams in the installation, repair, and maintenance of automated packaging and distribution equipment. They are responsible for designing solutions for complex technical problems, managing projects, and mentoring junior technicians.
The accountant is responsible for preparing monthly financial statements, managing cash receipts, and overseeing accounts payable for a portfolio of properties. They will also handle tenant lease amendments, bank reconciliations, and assist with year-end audits and operating expense reconciliations.
The SEO Content Specialist will conduct comprehensive content audits to improve organic visibility and optimize digital assets using AI-assisted methods. They will collaborate with global stakeholders to ensure research and thought leadership content is effectively surfaced across search and AI-powered platforms.
The Project Manager provides professional management for designated client site projects, coordinating with facility teams and overseeing service execution. They are responsible for maintaining project budgets, timelines, and reporting while ensuring compliance with corporate and government regulations.
The MDM Architect will design and lead the enterprise Master Data Management platform, translating business needs into scalable solutions using Profisee and Databricks. They will also define data architecture, implement stewardship workflows, and provide technical leadership to the data team.
Design, coordinate, and continuously improve technical learning experiences for Reliability and Maintenance Engineering technicians, including in-person, virtual, online, and on-the-job training. Collaborate with subject matter experts and leaders, evaluate training effectiveness, use AI to support content and assessment development, and manage project timelines and deliverables.
Oversee project controls delivery at the portfolio or major-program level, establishing delivery strategies, controls frameworks, and governance structures. Advise client stakeholders, mentor project controls leaders, influence staffing and delivery models, and contribute to internal tools, standards, and process improvements.
The Senior Project Manager oversees project setup, implementation, and execution through construction completion while managing costs, schedules, and risks. They also lead client-facing meetings, negotiate vendor contracts, and develop project strategies in collaboration with leadership.
The IT Category Manager will lead the planning, sourcing, and procurement of IT goods and services, including software, hardware, and cloud solutions. They are responsible for building buying strategies, managing supplier relationships, and negotiating contracts to ensure cost savings and risk mitigation.
The specialist will collaborate with subject matter experts to design and develop technical learning experiences for maintenance and engineering technicians. They are responsible for managing content development timelines and evaluating the effectiveness of various training modalities.
The Junior Solutions Architect will assist in designing, developing, and implementing scalable technology solutions while collaborating with senior architects and stakeholders. They will also provide technical support, conduct research on emerging technologies, and translate business requirements into technical specifications.
The Senior Director leads the project management service line for a regional portfolio, overseeing financial management, client relations, and project execution. They are responsible for managing the design, planning, and construction phases while leading a multidisciplinary team to ensure project objectives and contractual requirements are met.
