Brian Carilli

I have worked for Stanford for almost 41 years, and during that time, I have worked in various organizations and structures that handled all aspects of facility management, as well as operations. When I was hired, I had my own Stanford construction team with electricians, plumber, carpenters, painter and Forman. I both design lab and office buildouts, but I also had it built by the in-house team. Depending on the project, I would also contract out the design-build project with outside general contractors. In addition to this role, I also had property, building management, and health and safety for the School of Engineering. Over the years, the organization changed, and we began a project called Near-West Campus, which was a redevelopment of what is now SEQ. Near-west Campus shutdown and there was a new project called SEQ 1.During this time, I was transferred to the new zone management structure, and for a number of reasons, my construction team was laid off, and I was running all projects using outside contractors.. Designing labs, as well as all aspects of building maintenance. I moved from the Fac Ops organization to DPM and ran projects across the university, including the School of Medicine, Earth Science, and H&S. Once SEQ 2 started, I was asked to come back to the School of Engineering and work with Sandy on the overall project, mostly supporting the design of the interiors of the buildings. I currently run multiple projects for the SoE, DoR, and SoM, as well as deal with many other issues in Health and Safety and building maintenance.

Before coming to Stanford, I was at Harvard University Bio Labs, designing impact drawings for the renovation of the 1932 Bio Labs building, as well as building operations. I had a short stint at Lockheed and designed the cleanroom for the Hubble Space Telescope, along with other projects, but when a job at Stanford opened up, I made the change. At Stanford, I have completed over 500 projects and designed and built every faculty in the School of Engineering once and several twice or more.