Director of Advanced Manufacturing

Job Title: Director of Advanced Manufacturing

Employment Type: Full-Time

FSLA: Salary/Exempt

Division: Project Management

Department: Project Management

Reports to: Vice President

Supervisory Duties: Yes

Salary Range: $275,000 to $350,000

Job Description

The Director of Advanced Manufacturing will serve as the strategic leader for Consigli’s Advanced Manufacturing market, responsible for expanding geographic market presence, deepening client relationships, and driving long-term success in a rapidly evolving sector. This role provides leadership across market development, client engagement, networking, team building, innovation, and strategy throughout the full project lifecycle—from marketing and pursuits through construction and delivery.

The Advanced Manufacturing market includes high‑tech manufacturing for advanced technologies such as semiconductors, electronics using nanotechnology and quantum computing, as well as manufacturing for robotics, defense, aerospace, industrial, chemical, food and beverage, and advanced materials. This position will evaluate and prioritize submarkets to recommend where to focus work across regions, with findings presented to executive leadership.

The Director works collaboratively with Executive Leadership and Regional, Vertical, and Department Directors to ensure strong performance across all functions and assumes overall accountability for both results and culture within the Advanced Manufacturing market nationwide.

Responsibilities / Essential Functions
  • Lead the strategic growth and execution of Consigli’s Advanced Manufacturing business across all regions.
  • Develop and execute annual business and operations plans aligned with corporate objectives.
  • Serve as a thought leader and subject matter expert in Advanced Manufacturing construction, technologies, and regulations.
  • Identify, pursue, and secure new Advanced Manufacturing opportunities, including renovations, expansions, and greenfield developments.
  • Build and maintain strong C-suite, board-level, and institutional client relationships.
  • Collaborate with architects, OPMs, consultants, subcontractors, and project teams to ensure successful planning and delivery.
  • Represent Consigli at industry conferences, panels, and client-facing engagements.
  • Partner with Executive Leadership, Regional Directors, and Department Heads on strategy, performance, and growth initiatives.
  • Strategize and leverage Arch Energy on value propositions for Advanced Manufacturing clients.
  • Leverage Direct Buy capabilities to add value and better support projects.
  • Provide region-specific plans to grow Advanced Manufacturing, including a full annual SWOT analysis.
  • Build, mentor, and expand Advanced Manufacturing teams across all regional geographies.
  • Leverage Self Perform, Energy, and Technology capabilities to enhance value propositions.
  • Monitor market trends, technology advancements, sustainability practices, and AI impacts on the built environment.
  • Understand trends impacting Advanced Manufacturing and train teams to become subject matter experts.
  • Support marketing, business development, and proposal efforts to strengthen the Advanced Manufacturing brand.

Key Skills
  • Advanced Manufacturing and advanced technology construction expertise.
  • Strategic planning and business development leadership.
  • Executive-level client relationship management.
  • Strong communication, negotiation, and presentation skills.
  • Ability to analyze market trends and translate insights into actionable strategies.
  • Collaborative leadership across multidisciplinary teams.
  • Thought leadership and industry advocacy.
  • Financial and performance metric acumen.

Required Experience
  • Proven experience in business development, strategic advisory, or consulting within construction, manufacturing, or technology sectors.
  • Demonstrated success leading growth initiatives across multiple geographies.
  • Experience advising executive leadership and senior clients on complex projects.
  • Public speaking, industry thought leadership, or published insights preferred.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Business, Construction Management, Engineering, or a related field (preferred).
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