International Office Design & Utility Lead
Citi
International Office Design & Utility Lead
Citi
Runs banking and payments for global clients
Role Overview
The Global Design, Workplace & Experience (GDWE) team, within Strategy, Facilities & Construction (SF&C) and Real Estate Services (RES), is responsible for advancing Citi's workplace strategy, office design, workplace analytics, change engagement, and workplace technology initiatives across the global portfolio.
The International Office Design & Utility Lead supports workplace planning, office design, and employee experience initiatives across Citi's International portfolio while leading the Mumbai-based GDWE Utility Team.
Reporting to the Global Head of Workplace Strategy & Office Design, the role serves as the primary International lead for workplace planning, design governance, and office design activities across more than 70 markets. The position translates global workplace strategies, standards, and governance requirements into practical solutions that support business objectives, employee experience, and portfolio performance.
As part of Citi's centralized Workplace Strategy & Office Design function, the role works closely with regional stakeholders, the International Construction team, and the Americas Office Design Lead to ensure consistent application of workplace standards, planning methodologies, and governance processes across the global portfolio.
Key Responsibilities
International Workplace Planning & Design
Design Governance & Global Alignment
Utility Team Leadership
Portfolio Planning, Analytics & Innovation
Stakeholder Engagement
Qualifications
Education
Experience
Technical & Professional Skills
Position Summary
The International Office Design & Utility Lead is the primary International workplace planning and design lead within Citi's centralized Workplace Strategy & Office Design function and manager of the Mumbai-based GDWE Utility Team. The role combines workplace expertise, team leadership, and operational oversight to support workplace planning, design governance, portfolio optimization, and workplace transformation initiatives across the International portfolio.
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