Technical Program Manager - Data Center Infrastructure Delivery

Role overview Own the integrated delivery program for new, high-density data centers, coordinating work from site handoff through construction, commissioning, operational readiness, and turnover. You will manage schedules, dependencies, risks, and decisions across internal teams and external partners, while helping establish repeatable practices for running multiple deployments.

Responsibilities - Build and maintain site-level schedules, workstreams, milestones, dependencies, and critical paths; track variances and lead recovery planning when delivery dates slip. - Coordinate the delivery sequence from capacity requirements and design through permitting, procurement, construction, inspections, commissioning, and handover. - Align teams across utilities, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, operations, security, finance, and legal around owners and deliverables. - Maintain risk registers, decision logs, and status reporting; escalate issues with their schedule impact, accountable owner, and mitigation options. - Track partner commitments, including contractual milestones and equipment production and shipping schedules. - Define turnover criteria and confirm infrastructure, access, controls, and documentation are ready for the next deployment team; develop playbooks and lessons learned.

Requirements - 7+ years in data center delivery, infrastructure or construction program management, mission-critical facilities, or large capital projects. - Experience delivering ground-up data centers or comparable mission-critical industrial, semiconductor, or energy facilities; multi-site or compressed-schedule experience is relevant. - Working knowledge of the delivery lifecycle, including permitting, utilities, design, procurement, construction, MEP, controls, commissioning, and turnover. - Strong integrated scheduling, critical-path, dependency, and change-control skills. - Ability to assess technical tradeoffs, coordinate partners, make decisions amid uncertainty, and communicate clearly with executives.

Nice to have - Experience with hyperscale, AI/GPU, cloud-region, or high-density compute facilities; utility interconnection, substations, medium/high-voltage power, or liquid cooling. - Familiarity with colocation providers, general contractors, EPCs, commissioning agents, or permitting authorities; relevant project, construction, or engineering credentials.

Benefits and work setup - Site travel is approximately 40%. - Cash and equity compensation, health, dental, and vision coverage, flexible paid time off, and a 401(k) plan with a 2% company match for U.S. employees. Wellness and commuter stipends are available for select roles.