The opportunity
Scale's Workplace Operations team owns the physical environment Scaliens work in: the real estate portfolio, the build-outs, the vendors, and the day-to-day service that makes an office run.
What you'll do
Run on-site operations across the region. Own service delivery, facilities,: life safety, and workplace experience in every EMEA and Middle East office, including the offices without dedicated on-site coverage today.
Manage the vendor base in region. Select, onboard, and hold local FM,: security, food and beverage, and AV vendors accountable.
Deliver the spaces. Run capital projects end to end, managing design,: contractors, budget, schedule, and handover.
Keep the regional portfolio on the calendar. Track lease dates, renewal and: break notices, landlord obligations, and service contract expiries across the region, and surface them early enough to act on.
Be the escalation point in regional business hours. Serve as the first call: for country leads and local stakeholders, resolving issues in region.
Partner with country and functional leadership. Work directly with key: stakeholders on compliance and security requirements in each market.
What they're looking for
- Own regional budget and planning. Build and manage the regional operating and: capital budget, forecast space needs against headcount growth, and bring Scale's global workplace standards into each new market.
- + years in workplace operations, corporate real estate, or facilities: management, including direct ownership of multi-site operations and at least one office stand-up or major build-out delivered from the ground up.
- Hands-on project delivery experience in the UK and ideally the Middle East,: with a working understanding of how landlord, fit-out, permitting, and vendor dynamics differ in Gulf markets from those in Europe, and enough lease fluency to read a document and know which dates and obligations matter.
- Real vendor and commercial management depth. You have scoped and negotiated: services contracts, held vendors to service levels, and replaced ones that were not performing.
