Google is seeking a Technical Program Manager to lead their Data Center Construction initiatives in London. This role sits within the Technical Infrastructure team, which is fundamental to keeping Google's vast product portfolio running smoothly. The position combines technical expertise with program management, focusing on managing complex data center construction projects from inception to completion.
The ideal candidate will bring 5+ years of program management experience, with a strong background in construction management and technical infrastructure. You'll be responsible for overseeing site-wide data center construction, managing delivery organizations, and handling large capital improvement projects. Your role will involve everything from detailed design development to final commissioning and operational handover.
What makes this role unique is its blend of technical construction knowledge and program management expertise. You'll work with cutting-edge data center technologies while managing relationships with multiple vendors and stakeholders. The position offers the opportunity to impact Google's global infrastructure directly, ensuring the company can continue to deliver fast, reliable services to users worldwide.
Google offers an inclusive work environment and is committed to building a diverse workforce that represents its global user base. The company provides comprehensive benefits and focuses on professional growth opportunities. As part of the Technical Infrastructure team, you'll be at the forefront of Google's expansion and innovation in data center technology.
The role requires strong leadership skills, technical acumen, and the ability to manage complex projects while maintaining high standards for quality and safety. You'll be responsible for implementing construction methods for data center equipment and facilities, requiring both technical expertise and innovative thinking. This position offers the chance to work on large-scale projects that directly impact Google's ability to serve billions of users worldwide.