Manager of Building Engineering Operations
$260,000 annually
ApplyManager of Building Engineering Operations
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$260,000 annually
About the role
- At least 20 years of engineering experience, including 10 or more years of progressive leadership within the building systems sector.
- Bachelor’s degree from an ABET-accredited program in mechanical, electrical, architectural, or a related building systems engineering discipline.
- Active Professional Engineer license.
- Experience managing multidisciplinary MEP teams, including responsibility for other managers.
- Demonstrated ownership of department or business unit financial results.
- Strong understanding of building systems design and the delivery of engineering consulting services.
- Experience developing client relationships and supporting business growth.
- Ability to balance technical quality, client expectations, employee development, and profitability.
- Must be based in Chicago.
- Preferred experience
- Leadership of engineering teams operating across multiple locations.
- Successful expansion of an engineering practice into new services or markets.
- Oversight of complex projects involving multiple building systems disciplines.
- Measurable improvements in project delivery, staff utilization, or business performance.
- To express interest
- Please share your resume, current location, PE licensure details, and compensation expectations. Include a brief overview of the teams you have led and your financial management responsibilities.
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