Shield AI
Sr. Supervisor, Facilities Operations, U.S. Central (R6095)
$94K–$170K
Dallas, Texas · On-site · Senior · Full-time · Posted Sep 24, 2026
- Experience
- 3+ years; no alternative stated.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree in facilities, business, operations, engineering, construction, communications, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience.
About the job
Leads regional facilities operations and staff, overseeing service delivery, vendors, budgets, safety, and non-capital workplace projects across assigned sites.
What you'll do
- Supervise and develop Facilities Coordinators while managing day-to-day facilities service and escalations across the region.
- Plan and deliver qualifying non-capital facility projects; coordinate operational readiness and turnover for major projects.
- Manage vendors, regional financial execution, safety and security requirements, reporting, and continuous improvement.
What they ask for
- Bachelor's degree in a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience.
- 3+ years of progressive experience in facilities or a closely related operating function.
- Demonstrated leadership of people, projects, vendors, or cross-functional teams; experience supporting multiple sites or concurrent workstreams.
- Experience delivering workplace improvements or minor facility projects, coordinating vendors or contractors, and managing related scopes, schedules, purchase orders, invoices, or budget documentation.
Nice to have
- Direct employee supervision or distributed site-services team leadership; experience in aerospace, defense, advanced manufacturing, engineering, technology, laboratory, aviation, or another mission-critical environment.
- Experience with secure or classified facilities, facilities management platforms, facility openings or turnover, OSHA and safety practices, or relevant professional credentials.
Pay
USD 94,000–170,000 (per-year-salary) — base salary
Tools
HVAC, ICD 705, OSHA 30, LEED
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