Workplace Design Manager (REMOTE)

Stryker Corporation is seeking a Workplace Design Manager to lead the design and planning of global workplace environments. The role involves managing design projects, optimizing space utilization, and promoting an agile work culture that enhances employee productivity and engagement.

Responsibilities:

• Support the development and execution of Stryker’s global workplace design strategy to foster a flexible, inclusive, and agile work culture
• Support design projects from concept to post-occupancy evaluation across multiple global locations, ensuring alignment with the Stryker Workplace Design Guidelines
• Direct internal and external design teams to deliver innovative, purpose-driven workspaces that align with brand, values, and business goals
• Use data from surveys, workplace studies, and analytics to guide design decisions and continuously optimize space utilization
• Promote agile work environments and space-sharing concepts, supporting employees diverse work styles (remote, hybrid, on-site)
• Implement agile design principles that allow spaces to b easily reconfigured based on changing needs or organizational shifts
• Work with Stryker Real Estate & Facilities team to monitor key performance indicators (KPI’s) and track the success of workplace initiatives
• Support change management efforts, guiding employees through transitions to new work environments

Requirements:

• A Bachelor's degree is in in Architecture, Interior Design, Business, or a related field is required for this role
• 8+ years' of experience in workplace design, corporate real estate, or facilities management is required for this role
• 4+ years' of designing and implementing activity-based and flexible work environments is needed to be a qualified applicant for this role
• 4+ years' of experience managing multidisciplinary teams and complex, global projects
• 4+ years' of experience with workplace analytics and using data to inform design decisions
• Relevant industry certifications or licenses (e.g., LEED, WELL, NCIDQ)
• Experience leading change management initiatives related to workspace transformation
• A Master's degree is preferred