Provide strategic leadership for facilities, engineering and integrated facilities management hard services supporting US research and development operations.
Locations (5)
Lexington, Massachusetts, United States
Watertown, Massachusetts, United States
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Plainsboro, New Jersey, United States
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Compensation
The base compensation range for this position is $120,300K to $222,000K. Base compensation is determined based on a number of factors. This position is also eligible for a company bonus based on individual and company performance. Novo Nordisk offers long-term incentive compensation and or company vehicles depending on the position's level or other company factors.
Responsibilities
Provide leadership and governance for facilities operations, engineering and hard services across US R&D sites
Serve as the primary relationship manager for hard services providers; define scopes, responsibilities, SLAs, KPIs and escalation processes
Oversee operation and maintenance of building infrastructure, including HVAC, electrical distribution, plumbing, building automation, fire and life safety systems, backup power and laboratory support utilities
Establish preventive, predictive and corrective maintenance strategies; oversee CMMS use, asset records, work order quality, backlog priorities and maintenance completion
Lead asset reliability and lifecycle planning through condition assessments, criticality reviews, failure analysis and prioritized repair and replacement recommendations
Requirements
High School Diploma or GED
Associate’s degree from an accredited university
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university
Nice to have: certification in facilities, engineering, reliability, or project management
Lead the end‑to‑end construction, maintenance and facilities agenda across a large‑scale, multi‑site retail and travel center portfolio, ensuring safety, reliability, operational resilience and cost‑effectiveness.
Compensation
$150,000 - $200,000
Responsibilities
Own construction strategy and capital delivery roadmap
Lead planning and execution of new builds, remodels, major site investments
Establish disciplined governance for project prioritization, scope control, schedule and budget
Ensure construction projects are delivered safely and in compliance with bp standards
Partner with Real Estate, Operations, Merchandising, Food, Fuel, Finance and Strategy teams
Lead, mentor, and grow a distributed team of technical program managers and engineers driving asset reliability, configuration management, and lifecycle engineering across mission‑critical facilities.
Responsible for advancing reliability-centered maintenance and condition assessment programs for critical and high-value water infrastructure, evaluating asset condition/risk and developing predictive maintenance strategies.
Compensation
Hourly Range $35.37 - 53.05 USD
Responsibilities
Leads condition assessment programs for large, high-value, and/or critical assets and facilities
evaluates asset health, failure modes, remaining useful life, and operational risk to support maintenance and capital planning decisions
Develops and implements predictive and prescriptive maintenance strategies utilizing condition monitoring, asset performance data, inspection technologies, failure history, and emerging analytical tools
Plans and coordinates field condition assessment activities, including inspections, testing, monitoring, data collection, and verification of asset condition
Performs reliability and risk assessments to identify critical assets, single points of failure, system vulnerabilities, and opportunities to improve asset availability, resiliency, and lifecycle performance
Requirements
Bachelor's degree
Nice to have: Project Management Professional Certificate (PMP)
Nice to have: ADEQ Water Distribution and/or Water Treatment Certification
Nice to have: Certified Maintenance & Reliability Professional (CMRP)
Nice to have: Certified Reliability Leader (CRL)
Assistant Manager - Engineering Operations
Stanford Medicine Children's Health · Posted Nov 5, 2026
The Engineering Operations Assistant Manager is accountable for the safe, reliable, compliant, and efficient operation of Engineering and Maintenance operations during assigned shift periods.
Compensation
Minimum to Midpoint Range (Hourly): $58.28 to $75.76
Responsibilities
Oversees the refinement, improvement, management, implementation, and sustained performance of the department’s predictive and preventive maintenance program
Uses CMMS/EAM to manage work intake, prioritization, planning, assignment, status, labor and material documentation
Builds a capable workforce through onboarding, qualification plans, cross‑training, technical development, safety education, coaching, mentoring, succession planning
Ensures assigned work complies with hospital policies, safety requirements, building and fire/life‑safety codes, infection‑control requirements, environmental standards, regulatory requirements, labor agreements, and applicable licensing or certification limitations
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in a work-related discipline/field from an accredited college or university
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Systems Engineering, Energy Engineering, Civil Engineering, Physics, Mathematics or a closely related engineering discipline
Lead, mentor, and grow a distributed team of technical program managers and engineers driving asset reliability, configuration management, and lifecycle engineering across mission‑critical facilities.
Establish standardized governance frameworks for industrial equipment configuration, change management, and end‑to‑end hardware asset lifecycle across global data center operations.
Translate executive infrastructure and security priorities into scalable operational roadmaps, acting as a catalyst multiplier for regional operations and engineering teams.
Partner cross‑functionally with mechanical, electrical, and network security engineering leaders to identify operational risks, resolve reliability bottlenecks, and improve facility uptime.
Define and track key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure asset health, program execution, and continuous improvement across large‑scale industrial environments.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in the technical or engineering field (e.g., Electrical, Mechanical, Reliability, Industrial or Controls Engineering)
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