Strategic Campus Planner

Montana State University; Bozeman, Northern (MT, KY); Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits Eligible

Open Recruitment

Job summary

Montana State University in Bozeman seeks a Campus Planner to support long-range facilities planning across MSU campuses and MAES. Under the direction of PDC leadership, you will assist with capital project prioritization, space inventories, cost analyses, and documentation to guide growth and preservation.

This role requires strong communication, data management, and collaboration with university executives, state agencies, and campus stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree plus experience in facilities planning, urban/land use or long-range planning or equivalent.
• Planning experience in strategic, capital and long-range planning; budgeting and scheduling.
• Proficiency with MS Office, GIS, and data collection methods.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate the Long-Range Building Program Priority Capital Projects List for MSU campuses and MAES.
• Create and manage a comprehensive Capital Projects Database, including building inventory and data.
• Coordinate accreditation efforts for PDC and Facilities Services.
• Collaborate with State A&E, BOG, OCHE and Board of Regents on LRBP and projections.
• Update and maintain Physical Plant policies and data access with Building Supervisors.
• Develop campus space audits and utilization analysis.
• Prepare RFPs/RFQs for facilities projects and planning consultants.
• Verify planning data via site inspections and Facilities Condition Inventory.

Skills

Bachelor's degree in urban planning

Planning experience

Project management

Communication

GIS

MS Office

Education

Bachelor’s degree in urban planning or related field

Master’s degree in related field

Tools

GIS

MS Office

Data analysis tools

Job description

Montana State University in Bozeman seeks a Campus Planner to support long-range facilities planning across MSU campuses and MAES. Under the direction of PDC leadership, you will assist with capital project prioritization, space inventories, cost analyses, and documentation to guide growth and preservation.

This role requires strong communication, data management, and collaboration with university executives, state agencies, and campus stakeholders.