Director jobs in Dallas

The Director IT Audit serves as a senior audit leader and trusted advisor, leveraging data and risk insights to deliver high‑impact assurance across technology, applications, and data. The Director owns U.S. audit strategy and coverage for these areas, partners closely with technology leadership, and brings deep expertise in regulatory expectations, risk‑based methodologies, and emerging technology risks.

The Vice President of Development will lead deal sourcing, market coverage, and front-end execution for the firm's Dallas-Fort Worth development strategy. This is a sourcing-driven role with real autonomy, responsible for identifying land and development opportunities, cultivating market and municipal relationships, underwriting and shaping deals, and advancing select projects through entitlements, design coordination, and pre-construction.

The director of business development will lead the company as they continue to expand in a new market segment. This is an entrepreneurial role where this individual will apply their market knowledge and expertise to develop a strong customer base on the chemical side of the business.

The Project Manager oversees budgets, schedules, procurement, and project documentation for mission critical developments. You'll coordinate closely with field teams, clients, and MEP partners on high‑complexity scopes.

Key Tasks: Budget control, site safety, and unit sequencing.

Key Tasks: Budget control, site safety, and unit sequencing.

The General Superintendent will oversee and manage all aspects of a construction data center project in south Dallas, ensuring quality, safety, and timely delivery. This role requires expertise in data center and mission critical projects, along with strong leadership abilities.

The Project Executive will oversee the successful planning, execution, and delivery of mission-critical construction projects in the property industry. This role requires strategic leadership, technical expertise, and a commitment to achieving project goals in a timely and cost-effective manner.

The Project Manager oversees budgets, schedules, procurement, and project documentation for mission critical developments. You'll coordinate closely with field teams, clients, and MEP partners on high‑complexity scopes.

This role leads MEP coordination, installations, testing, and commissioning for high‑complexity mission critical projects. You'll serve as the technical authority across electrical, mechanical, and low-voltage systems.

A leading national contractor is seeking a Traveling MEP Superintendent to oversee a large-scale data center project. This role offers top-tier compensation, housing support, and significant bonus potential for experienced MEP leaders in mission critical construction.

Key Tasks: Budget control, site safety, and unit sequencing.