Art Director

• Lead campus master planning from raw land through entitlement
• Drive design-side site selection and diligence, assessing power, water, geotechnical, floodplain, wetlands, and fiber constraints
• Own phasing plans, easements, rights-of-way, and utility sizing decisions
• Set design positions on land use, zoning, noise, visual impact, traffic, and water draw
• Define design and delivery models for remote sites with limited labor, long material lead paths, and minimal municipal services
• Develop prefabrication, modularization, transport-envelope, and on-site versus shipped-complete strategies
• Own design responses for water treatment, storage, wastewater, fire water, temporary and permanent power, and workforce logistics
• Create repeatable reference designs adaptable to different sites
• Write, maintain, and enforce company Basis of Design, design standards, and reference designs across multiple disciplines
• Own project requirements and traceability through design, commissioning, and turnover
• Run milestone design reviews, manage comment logs and backchecks, and formally accept designs
• Own the design risk register and technical positions escalated to executives and investors
• Scope, bid, award, and manage AE, civil, geotechnical, environmental, and specialty consultant contracts
• Manage consultant performance, design change control, and scope creep
• Work with design-build and GC teams on RFIs, submittals, change orders, field-driven changes, and record documents
• Replace underperforming consultants and manage transitions
• Partner with development, construction, procurement, operations, and commissioning teams
• Represent design before utilities, authorities having jurisdiction, permitting agencies, investors, and prospective customers

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