The Senior Development Program Manager (Data Center Design) is primarily responsible for leading and managing a group of project managers and engineers and providing guidance on a given region in their related field. The Design Program Manager (Data Center Design) will interact daily with Facilities, Contractors, Architects, Designers, Engineers, Commissioning Agents, Vendors, and Data Center Operations staff and should have both written and oral communications skills commensurate with this level of regular communications. RESPONSIBILITIES - Other duties may be assigned Manage a group of project managers and designer to review drawing packages for adherence to design standards. Manage multiple design and engineering aspects of the business across multiple projects across the country. Create and communicate updates on development design program and status of individual design milestones on a monthly basis suitable for executive level reviews. Effectively present information in a manner to support efficient decision making. Collaborate with internal and external design teams to evaluate designs to ensure they meet the established design standards, local code requirements, and requirements of the local AHJs. Partner with internal and external stakeholders to define project scope requirements, deviations from the standards, and communicating requirements with the design team. Work with construction, commissioning, and risk management teams to support project managers and project engineers on the correct answers to requests for information and value engineering queries. Collaborate with the procurement team to review OFCI equipment submittals for compliance with the standard design criteria. Support direct reports and project teams in resolving design issues discovered during construction and commissioning phases. Work with consultants to develop and review architectural, civil, or structural calculations for adherence to the design standards. Manage the standards process including design drawings, specifications, BOD's, SOO's, BIM models, etc.