Manufacturing Jobs in Seattle, WA
Manufacturing jobs in Seattle are in active demand, concentrated in the SoDo industrial district, Georgetown, and the Duwamish Valley corridor, with strong hiring across aerospace components, food and beverage production, and industrial equipment. Employers posting right now include Blue Origin, Amazon, and AAA USA. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Lead Projects That Matter
Sellen Construction is looking for a Senior Project Manager to lead projects for our Advanced Manufacturing clients. This role is for an experienced construction leader who delivers complex work safely and profitably, builds lasting client relationships, and takes pride in developing the people around them.
The Opportunity
In partnership with the project Superintendent, you will be responsible for the successful delivery of construction projects that meet safety, quality, cost, risk management, and schedule requirements. You will own planning, estimating, execution of the project plan, and closeout.
You will also be the client's advocate inside Sellen. From pursuit and preconstruction through construction, closeout, and beyond, you will build a strong client orientation and represent the voice of the client. The relationships you build will lead to future opportunities for Sellen.
Together with your Superintendent, you will model leadership behaviors, set operating norms, and create a work environment that lives Sellen's values. You will lead a team and provide direction, resources, communication, feedback, coaching, and on-the-job learning.
We are looking for someone with the experience and versatility to lead a wide range of project sizes and types, and who brings initiative and curiosity to new market opportunities, unfamiliar project types, new clients, and evolving project leadership practices.
What You Will Do
Lead project delivery. You will know the project contract and documentation inside and out, and apply Sellen's policies, procedures, and Project Delivery Plan to manage the work. You will think strategically and long-range when planning and resourcing the project, and use sound judgment to build new solutions when they are needed. You will take ownership of every aspect of the project, anticipate challenges, and take the initiative to detect, define, and resolve conflicts that stand in the way of Sellen's commitments.
Manage risk. In partnership with your Superintendent, you will build and maintain a project Risk Register covering site safety, site operations, quality assurance, procurement of subcontracted work, use of Sellen's Warehouse and in-house resources, scheduling, cost forecasting, and labor. You will spot gaps or under-resourced activities early and close them, either personally or by bringing in the right resources.
Drive financial performance. You will budget, forecast, and manage project costs, produce profitability forecasts, and protect margins. You will keep your Project Executive informed with timely, transparent updates on project health and emerging risks.
Shape projects in preconstruction. You will lead or support preconstruction efforts, including estimates, means and methods, and design coordination. You will lead Target Value Delivery discussions, bring constructability insights to design conversations, and integrate specialized scopes such as Virtual Design and Construction, building systems expertise, sustainability, diverse subcontracting, and permitting.
Develop your team. You will partner with your Superintendent and Project Executive to staff the project and align the team on shared goals. You will make assignments, provide on-the-job learning, deliver regular performance feedback, and mentor Project Managers as they grow their skills and industry networks. You will hold transition meetings and ongoing conversations to understand each person's strengths, set goals and measure outcomes, and recommend recognition or development opportunities to your Project Executive.
Model Sellen's culture. You will set team norms rooted in servant leadership, respect, collaboration, and inclusion, and look after your team's safety, wellbeing, and engagement. When concerns arise, you will work with your Superintendent and Project Executive to resolve them quickly and communicate openly about issues affecting team culture and collaboration.
Build client relationships. You will understand your clients' values, objectives, and future project pipeline, and translate them into clear goals for your team. You will work with Project Executives and our Chief Strategy Officer on business development, keep Salesforce records current, and participate in targeted industry and community engagements that position Sellen as the builder of choice. You will balance your time and energy to deliver today's projects while pursuing future work.
What You Bring
Experience and education
- A bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
- 5+ years of experience as a Project Manager in commercial construction.
- Proven experience developing budget estimates and managing costs.
- Proven experience managing a team.
- A track record of contributing to business development, competing for and winning work, and building an industry network.
Knowledge and skills
- Expert knowledge of commercial construction contract terms, documentation practices, and project financial reporting and analysis.
- Superior practical knowledge of estimating commercial construction budgets.
- Working knowledge of emerging methods in commercial construction.
- Expert-level organization, scheduling, and planning skills.
- Strong leadership and negotiation skills.
- Excellent verbal, written, presentation, and listening skills.
- The ability to clearly communicate Sellen's values, operational capabilities, community involvement, and value proposition.
- Comfort adapting to change, course correcting, and reprioritizing.
How you lead
- You build alignment and shared commitments, delegate clearly, and hold others accountable.
- You resolve conflicts through negotiation and stay steady through setbacks and change.
- You respond constructively to feedback and coaching.
- You have demonstrated the ability to lead Target Value Delivery efforts.
- You can read, compile, and discuss project financial reports with confidence, and apply contract terms to manage cost and risk.
Certifications
- OSHA 10 (required).
- DBIA (preferred).
Work environment
This role splits time between the office, jobsites, and client meetings around the Puget Sound region, with occasional out-of-town or out-of-state travel for meetings or training.
Why Sellen
You will own what you build. As an employee-owned company, Sellen gives its people a real stake in the business. Your leadership contributes directly to the long-term strength of a company you help own.
You will be part of a true partnership. At Sellen, the Project Manager and Superintendent lead together, supported by experienced Project Executives, in-house preconstruction and Virtual Design and Construction expertise, and the resources of our Warehouse.
You will keep growing. We invest in our people through on-the-job learning, mentoring, and development planning with our Learning team.
You will work with people who care. Our culture is built on servant leadership, respect, and inclusion. We believe the way we build is just as important as what we build.
Ready to lead?
If you are a construction leader who is committed to your clients and passionate about building great teams, we want to hear from you.
Competitive Pay
The full pay range for this position is $147,750 to $194,700. New hires typically start between $147,750 and $173,800, depending on direct professional experience and qualifications. The bonus target for this role is 10% of annual base pay.
Experience
Preferred- 5 - 8 years: Leading to build alignment and shared commitments, delegate clearly, and hold others accountable.
- 5 - 8 years: Competing for and winning work, and building an industry network.
- 5 - 8 years: Experience developing budget estimates and managing costs.
- 5 - 8 years: Experience as a Project Manager in commercial construction
Education
Preferred- Bachelors or better in Construction Management Services or related field
Equal Opportunity Employer
This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights (https://www.eeoc.gov/poster) notice from the Department of Labor.
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Manufacturing Jobs in Seattle: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a manufacturing job in Seattle?
The strongest path into Seattle manufacturing is targeting the aerospace supply chain, food processing facilities along the Duwamish River, and industrial equipment producers in SoDo and Georgetown. Candidates with hands-on technical certifications, forklift credentials, or quality control experience stand out locally. Showing familiarity with lean manufacturing methods is a consistent edge in Seattle's production-heavy employer base.
Which companies hire manufacturings in Seattle?
Seattle manufacturing roles are posted by Blue Origin, Amazon, and AAA USA and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. The local employer mix ranges from large aerospace and defense contractors to mid-size food and beverage producers and specialty fabrication shops concentrated in the SoDo and Georgetown industrial zones.
Are there remote manufacturing jobs in Seattle?
Yes, though remote work is rare for hands-on production roles and more common for quality assurance, supply chain coordination, and manufacturing operations management. About 50% of manufacturing openings tied to Seattle are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with those flexibility options concentrated in planning, procurement, and engineering support functions rather than floor-level production work.
How can I get a manufacturing job in Seattle with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry point is applying for production associate or assembly line roles at food and beverage manufacturers and packaging facilities along the Duwamish corridor, which hire entry-level candidates regularly. Seattle-area community colleges like South Seattle College offer short-term manufacturing and machining certificates that local employers recognize. Reliability, physical stamina, and basic math skills are the qualities employers cite most for first hires.
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