Princeton University
Princeton University seeks a Program Manager for Off-Campus Development. As Princeton continues to expand, identifying best uses for existing land assets and, in some cases, executing agreements for opportunities outside of the traditional campus boundaries has become increasingly important. The Program Manager for Off-Campus Development, who will report directly to the Vice President, Facilities, will play a key role in researching local space options for rental and purchase, working with various internal clients to complete needs analyses, and serving as Princeton's spokesperson and negotiator through contracts and settlement. The successful Program Manager for Off-Campus Development candidate will bring many of the following professional qualifications and personal qualities: * Demonstrated and substantial experience with acquisitions site planning, permitting and other pre-construction services for large-scale commercial, industrial, and mixed use projects; * Experience working with real estate and development professionals (e.g., developers, engineers, architects, brokers, etc.); * Knowledge of and experience with transactions involving institutional clients, especially non-profits; * Skill managing a variety of projects with diverse transactional structures, analyzing complex leases, and managing community input; * Ability to gather and synthesize multiple inputs and complex data to draw accurate and meaningful conclusions about real estate opportunities and their implications; * Effective oral, written, and presentation skills for diverse audiences, including senior University leaders; * Strong interpersonal and relationship-building skills, including the ability to establish and maintain credibility with senior University leaders; * Computer literacy and technological competency; * Experience in and knowledge of the New Jersey real estate environment, especially the Mercer County area, is desirable; * A minimum of ten years related experience; and, * Bachelor's degree is required; Master's or MBA degree is preferred. Salary Range: $100K plus excellent benefits and relocation expenses Term Appointment: 5 years

Washington State University
The WSU Office of Capital Planning & Development is currently recruiting for a key position in our dynamic, professionally-challenging, and team-oriented professional office. The Department has successfully completed the planning, design, and construction administration of $500M in major capital projects since 2000.

HDR, Inc.
The Laboratory Programmer/Planner is responsible for the programming, planning and design of laboratories and cleanrooms. With special focus on nanotechnology, electrical, electronics, metrology, chemical, biological laboratories.

HDR, Inc.
The Senior Laboratory Consultant, Life Sciences is responsible for the planning and design of laboratories. Support and participate in Science + Technology marketing in the Eastern region to win laboratory projects. Has the ability to translate clients needs into functional technical spaces, and determine space demand and capacity.

HDR, Inc.
The position will be responsible for the leadership and delivery of Science + Technology projects. Projects will include research and development laboratories for higher education, national laboratory, non-profit institutions and private sector clients.

Partners HealthCare System
Partners HealthCare, located in Boston, is an integrated health system founded by Brigham and Women's Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital. In addition to its two academic medical centers, the Partners HealthCare System also includes community hospitals, specialty hospitals, community health centers, a physician network, home health and long-term care services, and other health-related entities. Partners HealthCare is one of the nation's leading biomedical research organizations and a principal teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School. Partners HealthCare is a non-profit organization.