Senior Principal Technical Program Manager, End-to-End Data Center Delivery

Oracle

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Location
Chicago, ILKansas City, MO
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$126,200–$264,100 / yr
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2 days ago
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TL;DR · Senior Principal Technical Program Manager, End-to-End Data Center Delivery

The Sr. Principal Technical Program Manager, End-to-End Data Center Delivery leads the delivery of hyperscale data center capacity for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. This individual contributor role manages the integrated delivery path for greenfield, expansion, and colocation programs, moving from site strategy to customer-ready compute and GPU capacity. Key responsibilities include overseeing construction by colocation providers, managing integrated master schedules, and leading technical due diligence on utility availability and fiber connectivity. The role requires deep fluency in mission-critical electrical systems, white-space infrastructure, structured cabling, and network dependencies. Candidates must demonstrate expertise in switchgear, generators, UPS systems, and integrated systems testing. Required skills include managing vendor contracts, risk mitigation, and operational handovers. Proficiency with tools like Primavera P6, Microsoft Project, Smartsheet, Jira, and SharePoint is preferred.

What does a Technical Program Manager earn?

Median $190350 from 275 postings across 43 companies.

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What you'll do

  • Lead end-to-end delivery of hyperscale data center capacity from site selection through production go-live.
  • Own the integrated master schedule, including capacity milestones, budget, risk management, and executive reporting.
  • Perform technical due diligence on prospective sites to assess utility availability, power delivery, and fiber connectivity.
  • Drive technical decisions for critical electrical and low-voltage systems including switchgear, UPS, and structured cabling.
  • Govern technical design reviews and submittals to resolve cross-functional dependencies before they impact capacity dates.
  • Direct the commissioning of critical equipment, integrated systems testing, and final punch-list closure.
  • Manage strategic relationships and contract compliance with general contractors, vendors, and colocation providers.
  • Execute operational handover to Data Center Operations by providing asset data, maintenance information, and training.

What we're looking for

  • Must have 8+ years of experience in technical program management, project delivery, engineering, construction, infrastructure deployment, or operations in mission-critical environments.
  • Must have 5+ years of direct experience delivering hyperscale, cloud, colocation, or large-scale enterprise data center programs.
  • Must demonstrate ownership of complex programs spanning planning, design, construction, commissioning, technical fit-out, infrastructure deployment, and operational handover.
  • Must possess deep working knowledge of critical electrical infrastructure, including utility interfaces, substations, generators, UPS systems, and distribution.
  • Must have a strong technical understanding of low-voltage and network infrastructure, including structured cabling, fiber systems, and security-system interfaces.
  • Must have experience managing integrated schedules, critical paths, budgets, scope changes, vendor performance, commercial risk, and executive-level communications.
  • Must be able to travel up to 50% within the Eastern U.S., particularly across Northern Virginia/IAD.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, or Construction Engineering.

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