Capability Integration Facilities Engineer

Booz Allen Hamilton•Arlington, VA

1d•Remote

About The Position

As a facilities professional, you understand that relationship‑building and keen attention to detail is crucial when overseeing facilities engineering and capability integration and development efforts. We need an experienced facilities project manager who can apply analytical skill, technical engineering knowledge, and strong communication to support the Marine Corps in identifying and integrating facility‑related capabilities in to existing and emerging operational requirements. On our team, you’ll help manage and support facilities capability integration efforts across headquarters and regional commands by reviewing operational capabilities and modernization plans, engineering documentation, technical scopes, validating facility and infrastructure requirements, preparing structured planning and programming inputs, and coordinating with stakeholders to support capability development. You’ll assist with identifying discrepancies, risks, including technical and execution, contributing to requirement summaries, supporting enterprise alignment activities, and preparing materials that strengthen the Marine Corps' ability to incorporate facility‑focused engineering considerations into emerging technical capabilities and operational requirements. In this role, you’ll closely impact enterprise planning by supporting capability integration workflows, reviewing and preparing technical documentation, reviewing and updating project justification and cost estimates, monitoring schedule and execution activities that will help shape long‑term infrastructure strategy in support of operational requirements. By facilitating stakeholder coordination, engineering review, and requirements validation, you’ll help advance enterprise capability development that aligns with mission goals. With mentoring, exposure to enterprise‑level planning tools, and opportunities to learn new skills, we focus on growing as a team to make the best solutions for our customers. Work with us as we support capability integration and engineering coordination that enhances infrastructure readiness and long‑term facilities planning. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

Knowledge of facility engineering principles, building system performance, or installation sustainment practices
Ability to interpret engineering inputs, technical reports and drawings, field conditions, or planning information and incorporate them into structured summaries for leadership review
Ability to coordinate with stakeholders to support gathering and tracking of schedule, requirements, facility lifecycle workflows or technical review preparation
Secret clearance
Bachelor’s degree and 4+ years of experience supporting facilities engineering, facility lifecycle workflows, infrastructure analysis, or engineering support activities, or Master's degree and 2+ years of experience supporting facilities engineering, facility lifecycle workflows, infrastructure analysis, or engineering support activities

Nice To Haves

Experience contributing to engineering inputs supporting facilities sustainment, restoration or modernization activities
Experience preparing early programming artifacts, such as DD1391s or Congressional Notifications, or supporting resource prioritization activities, such as POM Issue Papers or Project Justification Packages
Experience using iNFADS, FI Web, PAX, AMS, PBIS, or DAI for facility visibility, repair prioritization, or planning integration
Experience with PPBE programming materials, POM inputs, PBIS/DAI financial summaries, or PAX/AMS project artifacts
Experience supporting the DOTMLP-F process and working groups
Knowledge of UFC criteria, IBCs, military master planning, facility design standards and requirements, or engineering review workflows
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Architecture, Facilities Management, or Construction Management preferred
Master's degree in Engineering, Architecture, Facilities Management, or Construction Management a plus
PE, RA, PMP, or CFM certification

Responsibilities

Manage and support facilities capability integration efforts across headquarters and regional commands.
Review operational capabilities and modernization plans, engineering documentation, and technical scopes.
Validate facility and infrastructure requirements.
Prepare structured planning and programming inputs.
Coordinate with stakeholders to support capability development.
Identify discrepancies and risks, including technical and execution.
Contribute to requirement summaries.
Support enterprise alignment activities.
Prepare materials that strengthen the Marine Corps' ability to incorporate facility‑focused engineering considerations into emerging technical capabilities and operational requirements.
Support capability integration workflows.
Review and prepare technical documentation.
Review and update project justification and cost estimates.
Monitor schedule and execution activities.
Facilitate stakeholder coordination, engineering review, and requirements validation.