Strategic Infrastructure & Enterprise Campus Development Manager

BWXT•Chalk River, ON

6d•$112,000 - $177,000•Onsite

About The Position

BWXT's Technical Services Group (TSG) manages and conducts high-consequence operations within government-owned facilities that demand uncompromising discipline. We are positioned to meet the nation’s defense, energy, and environmental needs through a broad portfolio of management, operational, and technical services. BWXT’s Technical Services is seeking a visionary Strategic Infrastructure & Enterprise Campus Development Manager to lead long-range (20–40 year) campus and infrastructure planning for Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL). This role shapes the future of a large, complex, regulated industrial campuses, coordinating utilities, transportation, secure facilities, demolition, environmental constraints, and capital strategies.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture, planning, or related field.
10+ years experience in large-scale infrastructure, industrial facility planning, campus development, military installation planning, airport planning, mining infrastructure, mega-industrial programs or similar.
Proven experience coordinating complex, regulated, multi-facility planning environments.
Demonstrated leadership in capital programs and multi-disciplinary teams.
Strong understanding of regulatory oversight, security frameworks, and environmental permitting.
Exceptional communication, negotiation, and stakeholder engagement skills.
Commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion in leadership and team development.
Must meet Canadian security clearance requirements.
Must reside in or be willing to relocate near the Chalk River Site.
Position requires U.S. citizenship with (no dual citizenship) ability to obtain and maintain a Department of Energy (DOE) security clearance which involves an extensive criminal and financial background investigation, drug test and previous employment reference verifications.

Responsibilities

Lead development of long-range infrastructure strategies across multi-facility industrial campuses.
Design infrastructure pathways supporting mission growth, secure operations, and environmental stewardship.
Develop master plans integrating utilities, transportation networks, radiological facilities, demolition sequencing, capital renewal, and future site expansion.
Manage multi-campus upgrades while sustaining operational continuity.
Oversee master planning, engineering, design, and multi-phase construction programs across CNL sites.
Deliver large-scale capital programs aligned with regulatory frameworks and mission priorities.
Introduce innovative planning methodologies informed by global industrial best practices.
Align infrastructure, facilities management, logistics, utilities, security, EH&S, and nuclear operations.
Monitor cost, schedule, performance, and infrastructure health.
Collaborate with federal agencies, regulators, research clients, and cross-divisional stakeholders.
Support funding strategies, compliance, and long-range governance.
Lead and mentor diverse planning and technical teams.
Foster a culture of innovation, safety, and continuous improvement.