Hilton Mumbai International Airport has hired Sandip Nalawade as Director of Engineering, adding a senior engineering leader with more than 23 years of experience across luxury and upper-upscale hospitality brands.
Engineering Leadership at the Airport Hotel
As director of engineering, Sandip Nalawade will oversee all engineering and facilities operations at Hilton Mumbai International Airport. The role covers asset upkeep, infrastructure reliability, safety systems, energy management, and compliance with brand and regulatory standards, supporting uninterrupted hotel operations and guest comfort.
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Professional Profile
Sandip Nalawade brings extensive experience in hospitality engineering, with a background spanning global hotel brands including Hilton, Ritz-Carlton, Mandarin Oriental, Sofitel, Conrad, JW Marriott, Accor, and Hyatt. Sandip Nalawade has developed expertise across engineering operations, sustainability initiatives, energy and water management, HVAC systems, electrical infrastructure, and building management technologies aimed at improving asset performance and guest experience.
Track Record in Sustainability and Asset Excellence
Over the course of the career, Sandip Nalawade has led complex engineering projects resulting in LEED Platinum and ISO 14001 certifications. The work has included implementing energy and water efficiency initiatives and managing large-scale engineering operations for luxury hotels and mixed-use developments.
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Deepak Kumar, General Manager of Hilton Mumbai International Airport, said:
“Sandip’s deep technical expertise, strong leadership skills and proven track record in sustainability and asset excellence make him a valuable addition to our leadership team. His experience across global luxury brands and his familiarity with Hilton standards will play a key role in strengthening our infrastructure and supporting our long-term sustainability goals.”
Role Focus
In the role at Hilton Mumbai International Airport, Sandip Nalawade will focus on strengthening engineering systems, advancing sustainability goals, and ensuring the reliability and performance of the hotel’s critical infrastructure.
