Onsite Technical Program Manager — Data Center Deployment (APAC)

Role description

Role Overview

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.

What You Will Do

On the floor, you’ll own cluster bootstrapping, cabling, and fit-out execution from the ground up. You’ll 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. You’ll visit sites frequently during construction; be present onsite through active deployment.

Why It Might Be a Fit

You’ll 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.

Requirements

• Proven experience as an onsite Technical Program Manager, deployment lead, or equivalent role in data center construction, cluster bootstrapping, or large-scale infrastructure rollout
• Hands-on knowledge of reading and applying LLDs, plus cabling and fit-out processes, to verify onsite work against plan
• Track record of managing multiple concurrent, complex deployments
• Demonstrated ability to bring real technical credibility to readiness reviews
• Experience managing vendor relationships and resolving underperformance
• Strong executive communication skills — able to turn technical complexity into clear, decision-ready narratives
• Willingness and ability to travel extensively and be onsite for extended periods during active deployment phases