Asset Management Manager
Cordoba · Seattle, WA, US · United States · On-site
Pay: USD 128,000 – 194,000 a year
Posted Aug 24, 2026
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Overview
Cordoba Corporation is seeking an experienced Asset Management Manager to support major transportation and transit programs throughout the Pacific Northwest. Based in Seattle, this position will provide leadership in the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of asset management programs, systems, data, and lifecycle strategies for complex transportation infrastructure, including light rail, rail systems, State of Good Repair, transit facilities, and other major capital assets. The Asset Management Manager will work across engineering, operations, maintenance, information technology, finance, procurement, project controls, and capital delivery to establish an integrated approach to managing physical assets throughout their lifecycle. This position will support the development and implementation of asset management frameworks, business processes, technology platforms, data standards, performance measures, and investment strategies that enable owners to understand asset condition, performance, risk, lifecycle cost, and future capital needs. The successful candidate will combine transportation asset management knowledge with strong program leadership, enterprise systems, data governance, process improvement, and technology implementation experience and will be able to translate operational and business needs into practical asset management solutions.
Responsibilities
Asset Management Program Leadership
Lead development, implementation, and continuous improvement of enterprise asset management programs, strategies, frameworks, policies, procedures, and governance for transportation and transit infrastructure.
Establish asset management practices that integrate asset condition, performance, criticality, risk, lifecycle cost, maintenance requirements, and capital investment needs.
Coordinate asset management activities across engineering, operations, maintenance, capital delivery, finance, procurement, project controls, information technology, and other organizational functions.
Develop and implement asset management roadmaps that align organizational objectives, business processes, technology, data, and workforce needs.
Establish priorities and work plans for asset management initiatives and coordinate multiple concurrent projects, programs, and system improvements.
Support development of consistent asset management practices across multiple asset classes, projects, facilities, and operating groups.
State of Good Repair & Lifecycle Planning
Support development and implementation of State of Good Repair (SOGR) programs for transit and transportation assets.
Develop methodologies for evaluating asset condition, performance, useful life, remaining service life, obsolescence, criticality, and risk.
Support lifecycle planning for rehabilitation, renewal, replacement, modernization, and expansion of existing assets.
Develop asset investment strategies that balance condition, performance, operational…