PBS Engineers is proud to welcome David Oh as Project Management Office (PMO) Manager, where he brings more than 30 years of experience leading complex science and technology programs across a wide range of advanced facilities—from quantum research and semiconductor manufacturing to life sciences, energy infrastructure, and healthcare.

David’s career has been defined by his ability to navigate every phase of the project lifecycle: master planning, design strategy, construction leadership, and operational execution. His passion, however, lies in what happens between the drawings and delivery.

“I’ve always loved working at the moment where ideas stop being abstract and start becoming real,” David shares. “Watching a concept transform into a functioning, high-performance environment is what keeps me excited about this work after all these years.”

Bridging Design, Construction, and Operations

What distinguishes David is his understanding of what it takes to deliver high-performing, technology-rich environments. He has led university research campuses, advanced manufacturing programs, and data-heavy operations where precision, compliance, and adaptability are critical.

“The best projects are the ones where design ambition and construction reality meet,” he explains. “When those two sides are aligned, you create solutions that don’t just look good on paper—they work in real life.”

David’s background in cleanrooms, labs, and complex infrastructure environments gives him a rare fluency across technical silos, reinforcing PBS Engineers’ commitment to provide WOW through service from concept through occupancy.

A Personal Commitment to Building What Matters

While David’s portfolio is global and his expertise technical, his philosophy remains deeply personal.

“I joined PBS because this firm is building more than projects,” David reflects. “There’s purpose here. There’s pride in the work. And there’s a belief that how we design and build matters just as much as what we are building.”

At PBS Engineers, David now applies his experience in capital project management, advanced facilities, and stakeholder leadership to shape the next chapter of innovation and delivery excellence.

As the firm continues to expand our expertise across all industries, David’s leadership ensures that PBS remains focused, agile, and future-ready.

Leading the PMO with Purpose

As PMO Manager, David now leads PBS’s project delivery framework, setting standards and practices that bring consistency, clarity, and accountability across our teams. From resource planning and performance tracking to risk mitigation and reporting, his role strengthens how PBS executes work at scale.

While the role is operational at its core, David emphasizes that leadership begins with people.

“Processes only work when people feel supported by them,” he says. “My focus is building systems that make teams stronger—not slower—and give leaders the visibility they need to do their best work.”

David is equally committed to mentorship, team development, and cultivating a culture of continuous improvement—values deeply embedded in PBS Engineers’ company culture.

Recognized Leadership from PBS Executives

For PBS President & CEO Kunal Shah, David’s presence brings both depth and balance to the PBS’s  leadership bench.

“David brings a grounded confidence that comes from experience,” Kunal says. “But what truly stands out is his curiosity and humility. He challenges our Project Mangers to think better and build smarter.”

Vice President Prital Patel points to David’s ability to navigate complexity with calm and clarity.

“David understands pressure and performance intimately. He knows what it means to lead in high-stakes environments, and he builds trust quickly—both inside teams and with clients.”

And Vice President of Growth & Development Ravi Singh highlights David’s people-first approach.

“David’s experience in working with diverse teams and clients enables him to bring the human side of leadership to our team.”

Welcome to PBS, David Oh!
We’re honored to build what’s next—together.