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Designs, deploys, administers, secures, and supports operational technology infrastructure for water, wastewater, utility, and industrial environments. Responsibilities include Windows and Microsoft infrastructure administration, virtualization, industrial networking, firewalls, VPNs, remote access, SCADA/HMI/PLC connectivity, communications systems, cybersecurity hardening, documentation, troubleshooting, customer support, commissioning, and incident response. The role requires occasional onsite work and customer travel.

Supports community events, lifestyle programs, resident communications, facility rentals, and onsite office operations. Coordinates event logistics and vendors, creates newsletters and promotional materials, updates websites and social media, responds to resident inquiries, maintains records and databases, processes requests, and assists with inspections and work orders. The role requires strong organization, communication, customer service, multitasking, and occasional evening, weekend, and holiday availability.

Leads automation and intelligence projects from kickoff through closeout, managing scope, schedules, budgets, risks, customer communication, contracts, procurement, invoicing, documentation, and KPIs. Coordinates Engineering, Manufacturing, Logistics, Field Services, OT/Cyber teams, and vendors to deliver safe, compliant, high-quality outcomes. The role requires substantial project management experience in utilities or industrial automation, strong stakeholder communication, scheduling and financial tracking proficiency, and occasional travel to facilities and project sites.

Leads the PMO Center of Excellence for Automation and Intelligence, establishing project governance, delivery methodology, portfolio reporting, resource forecasting, scheduling, quality assurance, tools, training, and capability development. Partners with executive, regional, engineering, field service, and project leadership to improve project predictability, financial performance, execution consistency, resource planning, risk management, and customer outcomes across complex technical delivery portfolios.

Leads Automation and Intelligence projects from kickoff through closeout, managing scope, schedules, budgets, risks, contracts, vendors, customer communication, and documentation. Coordinates Engineering, Manufacturing, Logistics, Field Services, and OT/Cyber teams to deliver safe, high-quality outcomes. Tracks project KPIs, financial milestones, changes, and issues while driving continuous improvement. The role is primarily office or remote with travel to facilities, project sites, and client or vendor meetings as needed.

Leads the technical delivery of water and wastewater automation projects, ensuring solutions meet customer requirements, quality standards, regulations, timelines, and budgets. Coordinates project teams, managers, field service resources, vendors, and subcontractors; manages technical risks, QA/QC, testing, commissioning, documentation, and customer communications. Supports estimating, sales activities, project startup, troubleshooting, and approvals while serving as the primary technical contact for assigned projects.

Designs, deploys, administers, secures, and supports OT infrastructure for water, wastewater, utility, and industrial environments. Responsibilities include Windows and Microsoft infrastructure administration, virtualization, industrial networking, firewalls, VPNs, remote access, SCADA/HMI/PLC connectivity, cybersecurity hardening, communications systems, troubleshooting, documentation, customer support, commissioning, training, and field deployments.

Drives strategic business development and complex sales opportunities for automation, intelligence, and digital transformation solutions serving municipal water and wastewater systems. Builds relationships with municipalities, consulting engineers, and industry partners; provides technical consulting; develops proposals; negotiates contracts; manages sales pipelines; and collaborates with engineering, cybersecurity, project management, and product teams. The role requires expertise in SCADA, instrumentation, control systems, AI analytics, and water infrastructure, along with travel to customer sites and industry events.

Supervises Community Managers and oversees association operations for assigned master-planned communities. Responsibilities include supporting strategic direction, monitoring budgets and financial reports, reviewing vendor contracts and invoices, overseeing property inspections and rule enforcement, attending board meetings, ensuring timely communications, and resolving escalated issues from residents, board members, and vendors. The role also trains and supports Community Managers while maintaining compliance with company procedures and client agreements.

The Assistant Community Manager coordinates property operations, maintenance, finances, vendors, inspections, deed restriction enforcement, resident inquiries, and Board meetings. The role prepares budgets and financial reports, audits invoices, manages communications, and supports strategic community goals. It requires an associate's degree, five years of property management experience, a valid driver's license, and advanced Microsoft Office proficiency. CMCA and AMS certifications are preferred.