​Lilly Shraibati is responsible for the acquisition, management and protection of all of Metropolitan’s Real Property Assets and for developing additional revenue generating opportunities related to real property management. In addition, her group provides support to key projects such as the Diamond Valley Lake Recreation and Development Project, the Bay-Delta Initiatives, the Regional Recycled Water Supply Program and the Right-of-Way and Infrastructure Protection Program.

Shraibati brings 28 years of well-rounded professional and managerial experience. She began her career in the private sector, where she practiced civil engineering from concept to full implementation of projects of varying complexity for residential, commercial and institutional developments.

In 1994, she joined Metropolitan and worked in the Engineering Services Group for more than a decade and was responsible for concept-to-implementation of many successful capital projects.  Shraibati was promoted to Water System Operations as a manager of the Operations Support Services, later the Conveyance and Distribution sections, and lastly as the Infrastructure Reliability Manager.  She served in those positions for nearly a decade.  She served as a member of the State Water Contractor's Operations, Maintenance and Engineering Committee and was responsible for remaining vigilant over technical matters impacting delivery reliability of the State Water Project.

Shraibati is a graduate of California State University at Northridge with a B.S. in Engineering, is a registered engineer in the State of California and holds a Grade 3 Distribution Operator's Certificate.  She is a founding board member of the Bonita Campbell Endowment for Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) at her alma mater, a member of the American Water Works Association and the American Society for Civil Engineers.  She also volunteers for the Robotics Education and Competition Foundation, which advances interest in STEM education.