The salary range for this position is $145,000 - $160,000 and is accompanied by a very attractive benefits package.
The Lee County Port Authority (LCPA) is seeking a Director of Engineering and Construction. This is a senior leadership role responsible for all aspects of engineering and construction management at Southwest Florida International Airport and Page Field. This position ensures the successful delivery of large-scale capital improvement projects, totaling hundreds of millions in value, by balancing scope, schedule, and budget while aligning with operational goals and regulatory standards. Reporting to the Deputy Executive Director of Development, this leader works in close coordination with cross-functional departments, consultants, contractors, and regulatory bodies including the FAA, FDOT, TSA and local agencies. Bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture or construction management/science or related field; advanced certifications (PE, PMP, CCM, etc.) preferred Minimum 5 years’ senior-level experience managing large-scale capital projects, preferably in a public or airport setting
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture or construction management/science or related field; advanced certifications (PE, PMP, CCM, etc.) preferred
Minimum 5 years’ senior-level experience managing large-scale capital projects, preferably in a public or airport setting
An equivalent combination of education, training and experience, including work with increasingly demanding management responsibility may be considered
Strong knowledge of professional service contracts, project delivery methods, and regulatory compliance
Ability to obtain a Florida PE license (if not already held) and SIDA clearance
Proven leadership in managing construction teams and coordinating with diverse stakeholders
The Lee County Port Authority owns and operates Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) and Page Field (FMY) in Fort Myers, Florida. The Port Authority is operated under the supervision of the Lee County Board of Port Commissioners and a board-appointed Airports Special Management Committee. The leadership has been responsible for the unprecedented success of the airports and is committed to continued growth and development of the region’s air transportation system. The airports operate as an enterprise fund, totally supported by revenue generated from their operations. No ad valorem tax dollars are used for airport operations or expansion.
