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Voyager Technologies is seeking an Infrastructure Engineering Manager to lead the Mission Infrastructure Engineering (MIE) group in Pueblo, CO. This is a player-coach role reporting to the Manufacturing Engineering Manager, responsible for a team of 5–8 engineers spanning facility design, construction project engineering, commissioning, and industrial engineering.
Key responsibilities include:
• Lead, develop, and grow the MIE team of 5–8 engineers, establishing clear expectations, driving accountability, and building a culture of technical excellence and ownership.
• Serve as the technical anchor for MIE, maintaining hands-on engagement with active capital projects, reviewing statements of work and building plans, and providing direct engineering guidance across the full infrastructure lifecycle from requirements through operational commissioning.
• Own the MIE project portfolio, driving delivery of active capital projects against schedule, budget, and scope commitments while standing up program controls, documentation standards, and execution processes.
• Translate program and DoD requirements into facility infrastructure strategies, partnering with Manufacturing Engineering, Process Engineering, Automation & Controls Engineering, Safety, and Compliance to ensure physical environments support operational requirements.
• Establish processes, standards, and tools that define how MIE delivers, including SOW development frameworks, project controls methodology, commissioning protocols, and facility design review processes.
• Manage relationships with external contractors, construction firms, subcontractors, and vendors, leading bid evaluations and overseeing contract performance.
• Prepare and present capital project proposals, budget requests, status updates, and program reviews for leadership and senior stakeholders.
• Recruit, onboard, and develop MIE team members, identifying talent gaps and mentoring engineers toward greater technical depth and leadership capability.
Required qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related engineering discipline with 7 years of facilities engineering or construction project management experience (or 15 years hands-on experience without degree). Demonstrated experience leading end-to-end delivery of capital projects in industrial, defense, or manufacturing environments. Minimum 3 years leading and developing engineering teams.
