Join a forward-thinking team dedicated to building and operating sophisticated data centers that empower opportunities globally. As a Technical Program Manager at Google, you will spearhead intricate, cross-functional projects from inception to completion. You will collaborate with stakeholders to define requirements, anticipate risks, manage timelines, and maintain clear communication across various teams. Your role involves effectively presenting analytical findings to leadership and discussing technical trade-offs with engineering teams.

Oversee projects through their entire lifecycle, from initiation, design, and construction to deployment and closure across diverse data center environments.

Effectively manage external vendors to support deployment activities, establishing frameworks for their success in handling regional deployment volumes.

Collaborate with cross-functional teams to plan and deliver the essential physical infrastructure for Google's expanding data centers.

Identify needs for new tools and process enhancements, escalating visibility at regional and global levels.

Ensure adherence to project management best practices, including regular updates, risk mitigation strategies, and timely escalations, maintaining high standards for design and deployment quality.

A Bachelor's degree in a technical field or equivalent practical experience is required.

Possess at least 2 years of proven experience in program management.

Demonstrated experience managing technical vendors, such as smart hands and project coordinators, and leading quarterly business reviews is essential.

Preferred qualifications include PMP, Agile project management certification, CCNA, CCNP, or other relevant network technology certifications. Experience in large-scale network infrastructure upgrades, lifecycle management of networking gear, and deploying new enterprise networking solutions is highly valued. The ability to manage complex, large-scale network migration projects with a strong focus on quality and timely delivery is also beneficial. A solid understanding of technical subjects and emerging enterprise network technologies is expected, alongside the capability to function effectively within integrated technical and non-technical teams.