Manager, Regional Infrastructure & Facilities (Engineering)
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Job Description Are You Ready to Make It Happen at Mondelēz International? Join our Mission to Lead the Future of Snacking. Make It With Pride. To support growth, world-class manufacturing and productivity, you manage the detailed planning, development and execution of capital projects, leading technical development, feasibility perspectives on engineering-related activities within the supply chain, and capital expense project execution meeting the highest levels of quality, safety and environmental requirements. You follow Mondelēz business and innovation processes in project management and ensure adherence to Mondelēz standards in execution. How you will contribute Own and deliver regional infrastructure capital projects from scoping through commissioning. Execution and support of regional infrastructure projects. Regional of infrastructure disciplines and standards: building envelope, roofing, flooring utilities, etc. Serve as the regional lead and subject-matter expert for cross-functional programs: Sustainability, Hygienic Integrity Reviews, Global Infrastructure Standards. Develop project charters, scopes of work, budgets, and schedules. Manage internal and external resources through project execution. Ensure compliance with MDLZ engineering standards, local codes, and regulatory requirements. Lead major building expansion projects (greenfield additions, facility extensions). Support active construction and renovation projects as technical resource. Consulted on feasibility studies, site master planning, and early-phase design decisions with Sites and Regional Susan. Coordinate with Plant Engineering, Operations, Quality, and EHS stakeholders. Develop and maintain regional standard costing benchmarks: $/sq ft for building types (warehouse, production, cold storage, office, etc.) Rules of thumb for roofing, flooring, utility capacity, and MEP systems Regional cost indices and escalation factors. Maintain and create implementation standards and specifications for: Roofing systems (membrane, metal, insulation). Flooring systems (epoxy, urethane, polished concrete, dairy tile). Building envelope (insulated metal panels, dock doors, vapor barriers). Utility infrastructure (capacity planning, redundancy standards). Benchmark costs against industry data and update annually. Own strategic vendor relationships for regional infrastructure trades. Conduct monthly operational check-ins with key vendors/contractors. Lead quarterly business reviews covering performance, safety, cost, and pipeline. Evaluate vendor performance against KPIs (safety, quality, schedule, cost). Support procurement in negotiating master service agreements and preferred vendor lists. Sustainability: Regional lead for infrastructure-related sustainability initiatives (energy reduction, electrification, water conservation, building efficiency, LEED/green building alignment). Hygienic Integrity Reviews: Lead regional building and infrastructure assessments for hygienic design compliance; coordinate remediation plans. Global Infrastructure Program: Serve as regional point of contact for global infrastructure standards, reporting, and initiative deployment. Other cross-functional programs as assigned (e.g., PSM, safety, resilience, asset reliability). Infrastructure Project Ownership. Building Expansion Projects. Standard Costing Implementation Standards. Vendor Contractor Relationship Management. What you will bring: · Ability to work across multiple geographical locations within the region. · Flexibility in Working Location driven by the ability to travel. · Ability to balance leading edge technology solutions with capital availability, and need for high savings. · Ability to identify engineering solutions that consider our global network and category position. · Ability to integrate Integrated Lean 6 Sigma (IL6S) phase requirements into projects. · Ability to manage ambiguity and interpret large amounts of information and draw conclusions that support the project scope · Ability to think outside of the box and understand the broad category needs Within this role the individual will be working across a matrix organization and will be expected to work with project teams across countries and a global community. The role will therefore have significant complexity cultural diversity to manage. · Project management and capital project delivery · Cost estimation and benchmarking · Cross-functional collaboration (Operations, Quality, EHS, Procurement) · Vendor negotiation and performance management · Technical communication — ability to translate complex infrastructure topics for non-technical stakeholders · Strategic thinking — balance near-term project needs with long-term infrastructure planning · Comfort operating across multiple sites and with regional/global matrix teams. More about this role What you need to know about this position: What extra ingredients you will bring: Education / Certifications: - Bachelor s degree in Civil, Mechanical, o
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Estimated- Competitive pay
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Growth opportunities
