Director Principal Technical Program Manager, Delivery Enablement and Field Integration, Global Data Centers

Google•Atlanta, GA

2d•$281,000 - $391,000

About The Position

The Modular Manufacturing & Integration organization is transforming data center delivery through standardized, mass-assembled modules and off-site manufacturing. The role serves as the field technical authority and operational bridge between Google’s manufactured modular infrastructure products and global deployment sites. It begins when factory modules arrive on-site and continues through safe offloading, rigging, precision placement, seismic anchoring, and verification of mechanical, electrical, fluid, and fiber interconnects before handover to local commissioning teams. As a founding leader, this role will establish operational standards for modular data center deployments and initially operate as a high-leverage technical leader, with a mandate to recruit and scale a team of Field Support Engineers and Site Integration TPMs. The role partners with local general contractors, external partners, manufacturing, and design engineering teams to deliver deployments and create a disciplined field-to-factory feedback loop that reduces deployment friction. Peak deployment waves may require up to 75% travel.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Civil/Structural Engineering, Construction Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or equivalent practical experience.
15 years of technical program management, field engineering, or industrial equipment delivery experience managing physical infrastructure landings.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or Operations, or an MBA with a technical undergraduate degree.
Experience developing rigging plans, heavy-lift logistics, crane positioning layouts, and structural setting of heavy pre-fabricated or modular assemblies.
Experience with Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) interconnects, including fluid quick-connect couplings, electrical busway tie-ins, and high-density fiber topologies.
Experience architecting formal closed-loop corrective action processes (e.g., FRACAS, 8D) that convert jobsite assembly challenges into upstream factory design modifications.

Responsibilities

Author and enforce global field engineering standards, detailed rigging playbooks, crane layout guidelines, and site logistics procedures for offloading, handling, and positioning.
Lead on-site technical execution of initial modular prototype and production deployments worldwide.
Own the physical module landing process through completion of interconnects.
Provide subject-matter expertise on heavy-lift logistics, tandem crane lifts, and tight-tolerance rigging, working closely with local site general contractors and EHS authorities.
Feed structured, data-driven field insights to Manufacturing & Industrial Engineering and Design Engineering teams.
Build, mentor, and lead a team of Field Support Engineers and Site Integration TPMs.
Drive end-to-end alignment to compress arrival-to-interconnect cycle times.