flyzipline
Construction Manager
At a Glance
- Location
- Austin, Texas, USA; Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, USA; Houston, Texas, USA
- Experience
- 6+ years
- Posted
- 2026-07-17T16:41:34-04:00
Key Requirements
Certifications
- SAFe
Domain Knowledge
- Construction
- Engineering
- Finance
- Real Estate
Requirements
Zipline is building ground infrastructure that enables autonomous delivery networks to serve communities.
As a Regional Construction Manager, you will own regional site delivery from feasibility, permitting, and design review through construction, commissioning, and handoff to Service Operations.You will coordinate customers, jurisdictions, utilities, contractors, and Zipline teams to turn approved sites into safe, operational launch sites.
Your work determines whether expansion sites are approved, built, commissioned, and ready to support network deployment on schedule and within cost targets.
4+ years working with architectural, structural, civil, and MEP design teams on commercial real estate or construction projects.
Familiarity with Bluebeam, Procore, or similar construction-management tools.
Responsibilities
Own regional site delivery from contractor evaluation, bidding, contracting, design review, construction, commissioning, closeout, and handoff to Service Operations.
Lead general contractor and subcontractor selection across construction, assembly, and electrical trades; manage bids, contracts, performance, and corrective actions through completion.
Manage project schedules and cost targets; lead tradeoff discussions and escalate permitting, customer, budget, or schedule risks that affect expansion readiness.
Develop pre-construction strategies to secure entitlements, permits, inspections, and approvals from jurisdictions and Authorities Having Jurisdiction.
Hold contractors accountable for construction safety, quality, approved designs, permit conditions, inspections, and commissioning acceptance before operational handoff.
Partner with Engineering, Real Estate, Government Affairs, Legal, Finance, Superintendents, customer teams, utilities, city staff, and inspectors to resolve site constraints.