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As a Technical Program Manager, AI Factory Infrastructure, you will join the team responsible for developing global reference designs and building large-scale infrastructure to validate next-generation compute and network products. You will lead multi-functional teams across hardware, software, and facility infrastructure to deliver complex solutions. Your daily responsibilities include managing end-to-end 100MW+ data center deployments, coordinating with general contractors, colocation providers, and utilities, and overseeing construction readiness through commissioning and handoff. You will translate requirements into Basis of Design documents while managing programs for government grants. The role requires expertise in power delivery, liquid cooling, networking, and platform hardware to ensure performance reliability. Key skills include long-term planning, execution of mechanical and electrical scope, and the ability to manage large-scale server, storage, and network deployments within high-density AI infrastructure environments.
What does a Technical Program Manager earn in California?
Median $198350 from 78 postings across 19 companies.
Manage end-to-end delivery of 100MW+ AI factory data center deployments from construction through operational handoff.
Coordinate general contractors, colocation providers, and utilities to align electrical, mechanical, and site logistics for large-scale clusters.
Lead planning with internal partners to align capacity demands with engineering roadmaps and data center expansions.
Drive integrated readiness reviews and acceptance criteria across power, liquid cooling, networking, and hardware teams.
Translate program requirements into Basis of Design documents for infrastructure projects.
Develop program plans for government grants and initiatives.
Manage long-term programs including scheduling, resourcing, and milestone tracking.
What we're looking for
BS or MS degree in Engineering (or equivalent experience).
12+ years of experience providing program and project management leadership for data center projects involving mechanical, electrical, and plumbing construction.
Experience managing end-to-end data center deployments for high-density AI infrastructure including commissioning, readiness reviews, turn-up, and operational handoff.
Demonstrated ability to coordinate with colocation providers, general contractors, utilities, and OEMs for large-scale (100MW+) electrical and mechanical scope.
Strong technical and program leadership across power delivery, liquid cooling, networking, and compute/platform teams.
In-depth knowledge of hardware and software data center facilities infrastructure technologies (preferred).
Familiarity with NVIDIA’s AI compute technology stack and ability to translate platform requirements into infrastructure designs (preferred).
Experience with colocation data center environments (preferred).
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