Mgr, Construction

Barnes & Noble is the leading book retailer in the United States, founded in 1873 with a rich history of innovation and growth. The company operates approximately 700 bookstores nationwide under the leadership of CEO James Daunt and private ownership by Elliott Advisors. Barnes & Noble serves over 700 communities across all 50 states and has a strong digital presence through its e-commerce site BN.com, as well as its NOOK eBooks and audiobooks platforms. Additionally, Barnes & Noble offers educational resources like SparkNotes. The company’s portfolio also includes notable retail brands such as Paper Source, Books Inc., Tattered Cover, and B. Dalton, which complement and expand its reach within the book retail industry. Recently, Barnes & Noble has been undergoing a revitalization phase with renewed momentum, including the planned opening of around 60 new stores in 2026, highlighting a strong commitment to physical retail and local bookselling. By combining an extensive store network, curated book selections, enriched in-store experiences, and growing omnichannel capabilities, Barnes & Noble has secured its position as the number one bookseller in the U.S. and remains a trusted partner in the publishing and retail ecosystems.

The Construction Manager role at Barnes & Noble is a pivotal position responsible for overseeing the complete store development construction process. This role involves managing both new store projects and remodeling efforts, ensuring projects are executed efficiently, adhering to budgetary constraints and scheduling requirements. The Construction Manager will play a key part in helping Barnes & Noble meet its strategic goals by ensuring stores open on time and within budget, supporting the company's expansion and revitalization plans. This hybrid role requires the manager to work three days per week at the company's headquarters in New York City, offering a blend of office and fieldwork to manage construction activities effectively. The position offers a competitive starting salary range from $90,000 to $110,000 annually, depending on experience, seniority, location, and other lawful factors. This opportunity is ideal for professionals with strong project management skills in construction, particularly in retail environments, who are seeking to contribute to a company with a storied legacy and a dynamic future in the book retail industry.