Security Technical Program Manager

Fleet Data Centers•Reno, NV

27d•$150,000 - $175,000•Onsite

About The Position

Fleet is seeking a Security Technical Program Manager to lead the planning, coordination, and delivery of physical security systems and security-related technical programs across our data center portfolio. This role will sit at the intersection of security, design, construction, operations, and vendor management, ensuring security systems are designed, installed, commissioned, and transitioned into operation in alignment with Fleet standards and site delivery milestones. The ideal candidate will combine technical fluency in physical security systems with strong program execution, stakeholder management, and construction coordination skills. This person should be comfortable owning security scope across fast-moving projects, from design review through turnover, while helping Fleet scale security capabilities across a growing portfolio.

Requirements

Experience delivering or supporting physical security systems in a technical, construction, or critical infrastructure environment
Working knowledge of access control, intrusion detection, and CCTV/video surveillance systems
Experience coordinating vendors, integrators, installers, and cross-functional stakeholders
Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously with strong attention to schedule, budget, and detail
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, specifications, and construction documentation

Nice To Haves

Experience in data centers, critical infrastructure, industrial facilities, or large enterprise campuses
Background in one or more of the following: physical security design, security systems deployment, security operations, construction management, technical infrastructure program management
Proficiency reviewing AutoCAD-based design packages or comparable construction/security design documentation
Experience with security platforms such as enterprise access control, video management, and alarm monitoring systems
Familiarity with commissioning, turnover, and operational readiness processes
Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to brief both technical and non-technical stakeholders
Demonstrated ability to influence decisions across teams, functions, and external partners
Certifications such as PMP, PSP, CPP, or CPTED are a plus

Responsibilities

Lead end-to-end delivery of physical security projects and technical programs supporting new construction, site expansion, retrofit work, and infrastructure changes across Fleet campuses.
Manage the security scope for systems such as access control, intrusion detection, video surveillance/CCTV, alarm monitoring, screening, and emergency response support.
Partner with Design & Engineering, Construction, Operations, IT/OT, EHS, and external vendors to ensure security requirements are incorporated into drawings, specifications, submittals, procurement, installation, testing, and closeout.
Review and coordinate technical design packages for security infrastructure, including schedules, device layouts, low-voltage pathways, panel locations, and interfaces with related building systems.
Drive project governance for security workstreams, including scope definition, RFQs, bid review, vendor onboarding, budget tracking, change management, punch resolution, turnover documentation, and lessons learned.
Serve as the technical program lead for security dependencies that affect broader site delivery, including coordination with related campus infrastructure and supporting systems.
Provide clear updates to leadership on schedule, budget, risks, blockers, and readiness across security initiatives.
Establish and track KPIs such as: installation quality and defect rates, vendor performance, budget vs. actuals, schedule adherence, commissioning readiness, turnover and operational acceptance.
Support site readiness by ensuring local teams have the documentation, training, and technical support required to operate and sustain deployed security systems.
Evaluate emerging security technologies and recommend improvements that strengthen Fleet’s physical security posture while remaining practical for a live construction and operations environment.
Influence cross-functional teams without direct authority and help align security priorities with Fleet’s broader delivery and operational objectives.