MalaceHR is seeking an experienced Operating Engineer to support the operation, maintenance, and overall performance of an 89,000-square-foot Class A office and life science facility in St. Louis. This position will work as part of a two-person engineering team and requires someone who can operate independently, troubleshoot building systems, and provide a high level of service to tenants and clients.
This is a highly client- and tenant-facing role , so strong communication, professionalism, customer service, and conflict-resolution skills are essential. Candidates with previous experience in life science, laboratory, medical office, commercial, or industrial facilities are strongly preferred.
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