Technical Program Manager, Environmental Technical Infrastructure Strategy, Planning and Development

Google•Atlanta, GA

8d•$240,000 - $333,000

About The Position

Google is hiring a Technical Program Manager for its Compliance, Strategy, and Risk Management (CSRM) organization, supporting the EHS Strategy, Programs, and Partnerships team within Google Cloud’s Data Center EHS organization. The team connects global compliance with business outcomes and helps enable data center capacity delivery by evaluating and mitigating EHS risks across the data center lifecycle. The role leads complex, multidisciplinary engineering programs, managing requirements, schedules, risks, stakeholders, and technical direction. It is responsible for developing and governing environmental technical infrastructure strategy and planning from pre-acquisition through operations, coordinating internal teams and external stakeholders, and translating technical analyses and recommendations for audiences ranging from engineers and executives to municipal and regulatory partners.

Requirements

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, Urban Planning, Environmental Science, a related technical discipline, or equivalent practical experience.
10 years of experience driving infrastructure EHS programs, leading cross-functional teams, and delivering executive briefings in technology, industrial energy, or utility construction.

Nice To Haves

Professional Engineer (PE), Institute of Noise Control Engineering (INCE) certification, American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP), or CSP/CIH credential.
Direct experience with hyper-scale data center campus design (100MW+ campuses) or equivalent-scale capital developments.
Deep familiarity with environmental compliance frameworks, industrial acoustics, watershed management, and zoning and entitlement processes.
Proven track record leading land-use approvals, CEQA/NEPA processes, state and federal environmental permit acquisitions, and environmental impact assessments.
Demonstrable success presenting technical data in a variety of forums, from community to regulatory audiences.

Responsibilities

Architect and manage the global Environmental Health and Safety Technical Infrastructure Planning and Development Strategy, standardizing due diligence, managing trade-offs, and driving mitigation plans from pre-acquisition through operations.
Act as the central technical EHS authority for cross-functional and municipal stakeholders, aligning teams such as site acquisition, design, and sustainability, and explaining complex designs to external partners.
Direct EHS reviews for land use, zoning, and urban planning, including conditional use permits and urban heat island mitigation, and lead technical input for environmental impact statements such as NEPA and CEQA.
Lead water quality stewardship and hydrology strategies, evaluate watershed vulnerability, and partner with infrastructure teams on Water Usage Effectiveness (WUE) for cooling systems.
Define and govern mitigations for acoustics, vibration, and air quality, manage acoustic specifications for high-density layouts, and oversee air quality permitting for backup power assets.
Manage complex, multidisciplinary engineering projects through their lifecycle, including planning requirements, schedules, risks, and communication with project stakeholders.