Program Manager II, Network Infrastructure, Google Cloud

Google•Reston, VA

2d•$138,000 - $197,000

About The Position

As a Technical Program Manager at Google, you will lead complex, multidisciplinary projects from start to finish. You will work with stakeholders to plan requirements, identify risks, manage schedules, and communicate with cross-functional partners, while explaining analyses and recommendations to executives and discussing technical tradeoffs with engineers. Network Infrastructure Engineering (NIE) plans, evaluates, designs, and constructs Google’s space in data center facilities worldwide. This role helps evaluate, plan, design, cost, and build new and enhanced data center space, supporting ongoing design and construction efforts intended to create spaces that last for multiple years. Google Cloud provides enterprise-grade solutions based on Google technology to help organizations transform their businesses and help developers build more sustainably. Individual pay is determined by job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training. The listed U.S. compensation is $138,000–$197,000, plus a 15% bonus target, equity, and benefits.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a technical field or equivalent practical experience.
At least 2 years of program management experience.
Experience creating infrastructure designs, such as telecom, electrical, or mechanical designs, and drawing sets for data center networking space builds and remodels.
Experience designing, constructing, or managing infrastructure projects.

Nice To Haves

At least 2 years of experience managing cross-functional or cross-team projects.
Experience in engineering or program management involving multidisciplinary fields such as network, fiber, electrical, or mechanical (cooling).
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
A data-driven, analytical approach to solving complex challenges.

Responsibilities

Partner with stakeholders to translate physical infrastructure needs—including space, power, cooling, and fiber—into building design requirements.
Work with design engineering firms, construction contractors, data center providers, and other partner teams to develop solutions.
Provide reporting and project tracking for data center design and construction projects.
Coordinate required financial and technical approvals and manage budgets and schedules across multiple concurrent projects.