Onsite Technical Program Manager — Data Center Deployment (APAC)

Location: Onsite at active construction/deployment sites (multiple regions)

Travel: Mandatory — frequent site visits during construction; extended onsite presence during active deployment phases

About the Role

• We’re looking for a Doer — someone who lives and breathes the site. This role sits at the center of our GPU cluster deployments: bootstrapping clusters, using low-level designs (LLDs) as the reference to check that cabling and fit-out are going to plan on the floor, and unblocking whatever

stands between the plan and a working, delivered site.

• You’ll carry technical credibility into design and readiness reviews, hold the line when trade-offs need to be made between engineering, operations, and the customer, and be the person senior stakeholders trust when a deployment is going sideways. You’re warm and approachable on the

floor, but authoritative when it counts — the kind of person trade vendors and engineers genuinely want to work with.

• This is not a desk job. You’ll be on the ground through construction and practically living onsite during active deployment.

What You’ll DoOn the floor

• Own cluster bootstrapping, cabling, and fit-out execution from the ground up

• Use the LLDs as the reference point to check on the floor whether cabling and fit-out are going to plan — not to author or revise the design

• Know every blocker on the floor — and know how to clear it to protect the timeline

• Visit sites frequently during construction; be present onsite through active deployment

• Build relationships with trade vendors and engineering teams grounded in trust and follow through

Technical judgment and credibility

• Anticipate repeating technical failure modes across sites and regions, and drive fixes before they recur

• Facilitate technical trade-off decisions between engineering, operations, and customers, and document the rationale

• Bring credible technical input to readiness reviews, grounded in what’s actually happening on the floor

• Influence and solve technical challenges of moderate difficulty independently

Program and risk management

• Anticipate programme-level risks — contractual gaps, dependency chains, capacity conflicts — before they materialize

• Run portfolio-level schedule and risk management across concurrent deployments

• Identify cross-programme risk patterns and drive systemic fixes, not just local fixes