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Director of Construction, Military Construction (MILCON)

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CategoryConstruction & Trades
LocationAustin
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentNot stated
LevelDirector
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted3 Jun 2026
Last verified12 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (greenhouse)
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Description
ICON is seeking a Director of Construction for Military Construction (MILCON) Projects. This is a senior leadership role with full ownership of all MILCON construction projects. This includes program performance, from pre-construction strategy through project closeout, across multiple concurrent projects serving a variety of Department of War customers and government agencies nationwide.  The ideal candidate is a deeply experienced, highly autonomous construction leader who brings command-level judgment, strategic clarity, and hands-on technical leadership to a complex, fast-moving federal construction program. This person does not require direction on tactics or strategy — they set it. They thrive in ambiguous, high-stakes environments, hold themselves and their teams to the highest standards of performance and compliance, and have a demonstrated track record of delivering demanding federal construction programs on time, on budget, and in full conformance with government contract requirements. The ability to operate with a high degree of independence while maintaining full accountability for outcomes is essential. ICON is redefining how military and federal facilities are designed and built. As a vertically integrated Design-Build organization, ICON serves as both designer and general contractor — delivering all scopes from site development through finish-out — and integrates our proprietary 3D printing construction technology alongside traditional trades and systems. The Director of Construction, MILCON will serve as ICON’s senior construction authority for all DoD engagements, interfacing directly with government representatives, contracting officers, and project stakeholders while building and leading a high-performing national construction team.   RESPONSIBILITIES: Program Leadership & Strategic Oversight Own construction program performance across ICON’s full national MILCON portfolio — accountable for schedule, budget, quality, safety, and compliance on all active and upcoming projects Set strategic direction for MILCON construction operations, including resource deployment, risk management, and operational standards Serve as ICON’s senior construction authority in all dealings with DoD contracting authorities, including USACE and NAVFAC contracting officers, CORs, and government program managers Proactively identify and resolve program-level risks to maintain project performance Provide executive-level project performance reporting to ICON leadership with clarity, precision, and actionable insight Team Leadership & Development Build, lead, and develop a national team of Senior Construction Managers, Superintendents, Purchasing Agents, and Quality Control Managers (QCM) Establish clear performance expectations, accountability structures, and operating workflows across the team Develop staffing forecasts aligned to the MILCON project pipeline; manage hiring, onboarding, and resource allocation to ensure project coverage across all regions Mentor and develop direct reports, fostering a culture of ownership, technical excellence, and continuous improvement Manage team overhead relative to project COGS targets; ensure staffing is right-sized to support active and upcoming work  Pre-Construction & Technical Leadership Lead constructability reviews from schematic design through construction documents, providing input to design and estimating teams on means, methods, cost, and schedule Own the development of construction master schedules and integrated site logistics strategies Partner with ICON’s Estimating team and Project Managers to ensure RFP packages, scope definitions, and buyout strategies align with project requirements, federal compliance obligations, and ICON’s standards Provide guidance on construction sequencing