TerraPower’s Real Estate and Facilities team manages the design, implementation, operations, and management of its locations. The Facilities Technology Manager leads the technology services that support physical workplaces, including visitor and space management, physical security and access control, enterprise voice and conferencing, and print and reprographics services. The role oversees systems and services across multiple U.S. sites and manages a Systems Engineer II and a Facilities Application Support Technician II. It is a working-manager position that combines team leadership with hands-on technical work, including resolving escalated issues and standing up technology in new buildings. The role applies telecommunications and networking expertise to diagnosis, specification, and coordination; underlying server and network infrastructure is owned by Enterprise IT. The manager reports to the Director of Real Estate and Facilities and works closely with Real Estate and Facilities, Enterprise IT, Security, Construction, Project Management, and external vendors. The manager develops Facilities Technology strategy, oversees day-to-day service delivery and continuous improvement, and owns or administers a broad portfolio of workplace systems. These include iLobby visitor management; Maptician seating and space management; Lenel access control and badge production; video surveillance and related security hardware; enterprise telephony, Microsoft Teams Phone, Microsoft Teams Rooms, and Zoom Rooms; printers, plotters, 3D printers, and secure-release printing. The role leads technology work for construction, renovation, relocation, and expansion projects, from design and vendor coordination through commissioning, acceptance, and operational handover. The manager establishes service standards, documentation, runbooks, system diagrams, asset and lifecycle practices, and service levels; manages the Facilities technology Jira queue; and ensures alignment with TerraPower IT architecture, cybersecurity, ITSM, change management, and asset management standards. They coordinate infrastructure remediation with Enterprise IT and lead after-hours and emergency response for access control, security, and critical conferencing incidents, including personal participation in the on-call rotation. The role involves 0–10% travel and work across office, laboratory, and construction environments. Physical functions include extended sitting, bending or stooping, gripping and fine motor work, prolonged repetitive work, visually and audio-focused tasks, stair use, and the ability to safely lift up to 25 pounds.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager