Fermi America is seeking a Data Center Project Manager to assume single-point accountability for delivering all data center buildings associated with an assigned tenant account. This role owns the outcome across the account—including scope, cost, schedule, quality, and the commercial position with the delivery partner—from the release of each building through commissioning and turnover to operations. This is an owner-side delivery role, not a coordination role. The Data Center Project Manager directs Fermi’s position with the design-build or construction partner executing the work. This individual makes and defends decisions with significant capital and schedule consequences. Leadership holds this person accountable when a building is late or over budget. The Project Manager also serves as Fermi’s delivery representative to the tenant and is responsible for the credibility of Fermi’s commitments and reporting. The position exists to provide each tenant account with a dedicated delivery owner. The Director of DC Construction governs partner relationships, contracting strategy, and delivery standards across the portfolio, while the Data Center Project Manager is accountable for delivering the assigned account. As additional tenants join the campus, the number of Project Managers will scale with the number of tenant accounts rather than the number of buildings. This role reports to the Director of DC Construction and works closely with the DC Senior Technical Specialist, DC QA/QC and Commissioning, project controls, Procurement and Sourcing, safety, facility operations, and the tenant’s project team. When a DC Construction Manager is assigned to the account, the Data Center Project Manager establishes that role’s day-to-day field priorities. The DC Construction Manager will continue to report to the Director of DC Construction. The Project Manager does not direct verification findings, progress confirmation, or maintenance of the field record. Those responsibilities remain independent of the cost and schedule position reported by the Project Manager. The assigned scope may include buildings delivered through lump-sum turnkey, design-build, construction management at risk, or multiple-prime contracting structures. It may also include concurrent and sequential builds within the same tenant account. Fermi America integrates artificial intelligence and advanced analytics into its core project-delivery workflows. The Data Center Project Manager will be expected to embrace and champion this philosophy by: Using AI-assisted cost and schedule analytics to test the credibility of contractor forecasts and identify differences between reported and actual performance. Leveraging AI-driven benchmarking against completed buildings to validate pricing, durations, and change-order positions. Applying AI-assisted document and contract analysis to support change-order evaluation, entitlement assessment, and claims defense. Deploying automated reporting so that project status is assembled from source systems rather than compiled manually. Using predictive analysis of procurement, delivery, and installation data to identify threats to milestone dates before they materialize. Incorporating delivery outcomes and lessons learned into Fermi’s execution standards so that each successive building can be delivered faster and with less variance.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior