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Jones Lang LaSalle

Advises on and manages commercial real estate

Occupancy Planner

Facilities ManagementUpdated on Nov 10
Full-timeRemote

About the Job

Requirements

  • Requires 1–3 years of experience in occupancy or space planning, interior office planning, furniture planning or management, or move/project management within corporate real estate.
  • Requires strong written and verbal communication across organizational levels.
  • Requires working knowledge of AutoCAD, computer-aided facility management (CAFM), or business intelligence (BI) systems.
  • Requires analytical and critical-thinking skills with sound decision-making ability.
  • Requires high attention to detail, particularly with numbers and spatial data.
  • Requires proficiency in Excel, including pivot tables, XLOOKUP, and formulas, and the ability to interpret floor plans.
  • Requires proficiency in the Microsoft Office Suite, including presentation building.

Responsibilities

  • Partner with the client's Global Real Estate Team on tactical and strategic occupancy planning.
  • Build relationships across business units, stakeholders, and facility teams.
  • Conduct facility audits and gather space and adjacency requirements to update layouts.
  • Prepare monthly reporting, data audits, and utilization tracking.
  • Simplify complex spatial data into clear, actionable insights.
  • Consolidate data and floor plans into client-ready presentations.
  • Ask questions to understand client needs and propose solutions.

Desired Qualifications

  • A bachelor's degree is preferred.
  • Understanding of occupancy utilization metrics and emerging workplace trends is preferred.
  • Experience using space planning tools and methodologies is preferred.

About the Company

Jones Lang LaSalle

Advises on and manages commercial real estate

Jones Lang LaSalle, known as JLL, advises property owners, occupiers and investors on commercial real estate worldwide. Its teams broker leases and property sales, arrange financing, value assets, manage buildings and workplaces, and oversee construction projects for businesses, institutions and governments. LaSalle Investment Management invests client capital in private property and real estate securities, while JLL Technologies develops workplace software and data tools. The company earns commissions, service fees, investment management fees and software revenue, with some client operating costs reimbursed through contracts. JLL took its current form through a 1999 merger and is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Founded
1999

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