The Vice President of Engineering is a senior leadership role with primary accountability for the portfolio-wide deployment of energy management tools and technologies, and for providing expert engineering support to Vornado’s development projects.
Compensation
The starting base salary for this New York position is expected to be between $250,000 to $300,000 annually.
Responsibilities
Managing all aspects of new construction from conceptualization through completion
Acting as Owner's Representative and overseeing design and construction aspects for due diligence on new acquisitions
Oversight of Engineering consultants to drive best-in-class design
Support bid/buy procurement of all MEP/FP/IT trades
Support trade coordination, construction, testing & commissioning, and turnover to operations
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering
Advanced degree (M.S. or M.Eng.) in engineering, facilities management, or a related discipline
Nice to have: M.S. or M.Eng. in engineering, facilities management, or related discipline
$35.16 - $48.45 per hour. BXP offers a competitive total rewards package including base salary and annual discretionary bonus. The range represents expected base salary; compensation will be determined based on role, skills, experience, qualifications, location, and other job-related factors.
Coordinate client communications, service delivery, and liaison activities to ensure exceptional client experiences within commercial real estate.
Responsibilities
Provide assistance to tenants in person, on email, or telephonically.
Troubleshoot service calls and dispatch appropriate engineer and/or maintenance person.
Communicate status of service calls to client and Property/Operations Manager.
Work with the designated systems and provide insight and play a key role in system optimization.
Timely preventative maintenance database work that includes updates, new equipment or property additions, print weekly PMs, work orders and track completion with system reports.
The Facilities Manager is responsible for developing, directing and implementing programs to maximize the utilization of building facility assets, particularly infrastructure systems. Oversees day to day operational activities including engineering, maintenance, repair, fire and life safety, and environmental and energy management.
Responsibilities
Direct the activities of the Transwestern staff in the performance of building facilities infrastructure systems associated with the physical plant.
Direct the activities associated with customer service requests associated with facilities infrastructure systems.
Plan and direct the preventive and predictive maintenance program for all building systems including fire and life safety.
Direct the efforts to prepare life cycle costing analysis and provide recommendations for buy/lease decisions on infrastructure systems.
Direct the development of technical specification packages for equipment and service selection.
