Airport Planning & Development, Assistant Director- Asset Management
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Salary$107k – $153k
LocationCollege Park, GA, United States
SeniorityDirector
Company size10,000+ people
First seenOct 26, 2026 · 1w ago
Verified live2d ago
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Provide direct support to the Director of Asset Management
Assist in carrying out the division’s goals and objectives specific to strategically and sustainably managing Airport assets
Engage in the day-to-day execution of assigned work, strategic planning, data management, performance monitoring and reporting
Areas of focus will be within Asset Management, Facilities Management, Utilities Management and Program Management for all construction projects
Work to be completed independently with minimum supervision
Assist in carrying out the direction set forth within the division
Considered 'upper-middle' management
Salary range: $107,271-$153,076
Posting expires: December 3, 2026
General Description and Classification Standards
Under the Planning & Development Bureau, Asset Management Division, this position will provide direct support to the Director of Asset Management. This position will provide assistance in carrying out the division’s goals and objectives specific to strategically and sustainably managing Airport assets. Engages in the day-to-day execution of assigned work, strategic planning, data management, performance monitoring and reporting. Areas of focus will be within Asset Management, Facilities Management, Utilities Management and Program Management for all construction projects.
Supervision Received
This position requires work to be completed independently with minimum supervision. Direction received focuses on strategic objectives and is typically collaborative in nature. This position assists in carrying out the direction set forth within the division and would be considered “upper-middle” management.