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Manager

• Lead onsite construction execution for assigned data center projects
• Monitor contractor safety performance and enforce site safety standards
• Conduct regular site walks to identify risks, quality issues, and corrective actions
• Manage project schedules and address delays before they affect milestones
• Track project costs and support cost control with contractors and internal teams
• Coordinate with design, engineering, operations, networking, security, controls, supply chain, and commissioning partners
• Provide constructability input during design and active construction
• Support logistics planning and equipment deliveries
• Identify project risks early and implement mitigation plans
• Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations and permits
• Deliver accurate weekly and monthly project updates to leadership
• Partner with the Senior Construction Manager to support site execution and reporting

Data Center Construction Manager

Vice President

• Own the enterprise Incident Management framework across all data center regions
• Establish and enforce the Incident Commander model, including severity definitions, response objectives, and decision authority during high-impact events
• Lead executive-level response for Sev1 through Sev3 incidents and ensure disciplined execution of emergency operating procedures
• Define and maintain clear escalation paths across Mission Control, Site Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, Reliability, Change Management, and customer-facing teams
• Maintain single-threaded ownership of the full incident lifecycle from detection through restoration and reporting
• Standardize workflows, severity classifications, handoffs, and authority boundaries across all campuses
• Partner with Mission Control to ensure clear triage criteria, runbooks, and dispatch processes
• Oversee After Action Reports and ensure root causes, contributing factors, and systemic risks are fully evaluated
• Drive corrective action plans and ensure long-term remediation is tracked to completion
• Establish performance metrics, trend analysis, and reporting that improve operational resilience
• Serve as executive escalation point for major incidents and ensure clear internal and customer communications
• Build and lead an Incident Management leadership structure aligned across all regions

Vice President, Data Center Incident Management

Product Designer

• Support project kickoff meetings and ongoing design coordination meetings.
• Manage and track RFIs, submittals, permits, and design milestones throughout the project lifecycle.
• Coordinate internal teams, external consultants, and stakeholders to resolve design issues and changes.
• Conduct site visits and perform quality control reviews of design deliverables.
• Provide weekly status reports to leadership, including schedule, RFI, submittal, and change updates.
• Support permitting processes, including plan submissions, cost forecasting, and AHJ coordination.
• Set up and manage project documentation systems for internal and external stakeholders.
• Facilitate cross-disciplinary design decisions and escalate issues when required.
• Ensure consistent communication regarding schedule, cost, and quality performance.
• Contribute to development and refinement of design and construction best practices.

Design Manager

Engineer

• Develop company-wide physical layer (Layer 1) standards for telecom pathways, spaces, and structured cabling systems.
• Oversee consultant design for fiber optic and copper ISP infrastructure to ensure scalability and compliance.
• Review ICT pathways, cabling designs, equipment submittals, and shop drawings.
• Develop and maintain Basis of Design documentation and specification templates.
• Lead risk identification and mitigation during design development.
• Assess engineering assumptions and evaluate design alternatives.
• Support master planning by reviewing communications system layouts.
• Manage multiple concurrent projects designed by external consultants.
• Coordinate with internal engineering teams, construction managers, quantity surveyors, vendors, utilities, and AHJs.
• Assist in preparing and reviewing RFPs for design consultants.
• Work with manufacturers to specify appropriate ICT equipment.
• Ensure compliance with ANSI/TIA, ANSI/BICSI, and applicable code requirements.
• Identify and lead initiatives to improve cost, quality, schedule, and design consistency across sites.
• Research emerging ICT technologies and evaluate applicability to hyperscale data center environments.
• Present technical information clearly to customers, leadership, and peers.

Senior ICT Engineer

• Own the enterprise Incident Management framework across all data center regions.
• Establish and enforce the Incident Commander model, including severity definitions, response objectives, and decision authority during high-impact events.
• Lead executive-level response for Sev1 through Sev3 incidents and ensure disciplined execution of emergency operating procedures.
• Define and maintain clear escalation paths across Mission Control, Site Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, Reliability, Change Management, and customer-facing teams.
• Maintain single-threaded ownership of the full incident lifecycle from detection through restoration and reporting.
• Standardize workflows, severity classifications, handoffs, and authority boundaries across all campuses.
• Partner with Mission Control to ensure clear triage criteria, runbooks, and dispatch processes.
• Oversee After Action Reports and ensure root causes, contributing factors, and systemic risks are fully evaluated.
• Drive corrective action plans and ensure long-term remediation is tracked to completion.
• Establish performance metrics, trend analysis, and reporting that improve operational resilience.
• Serve as executive escalation point for major incidents and ensure clear internal and customer communications.
• Build and lead an Incident Management leadership structure aligned across all regions.

Program Manager

• Assess new data center designs for commissionability and operational risk.
• Develop commissioning scopes of work and RFPs for third-party commissioning agents.
• Support contracting and onboarding of commissioning partners.
• Oversee third-party commissioning agents to ensure compliance with Switch standards.
• Develop and review commissioning schedules, test scripts, and execution plans.
• Partner with Construction, Design, QC, and Integration teams to align build and testing strategies.
• Oversee commissioning for fit-outs, retrofits, and multi-site deployments.
• Enforce customer performance requirements during commissioning and turnover.
• Identify commissioning risks early and drive resolution prior to system handoff.
• Provide routine reporting, documentation review, and validation of test results.
• Mentor team members and support recruiting as the program expands.
• Travel domestically and internationally as required.

Senior Commissioning Program Manager

Architect

• Own and maintain the authoritative view of the enterprise application and integration landscape.
• Define system boundaries, authoritative data sources, and integration ownership models.
• Design and govern integrations across Oracle, Salesforce, LDC EVO, ServiceNow, Procore, and other enterprise platforms.
• Define and enforce enterprise integration patterns, including API-based, event-driven, messaging, and batch architectures.
• Lead integration and workflow design and development for complex cross-system processes.
• Establish standards for protocols, message formats, versioning, error handling, resiliency, and failure isolation.
• Evaluate and govern integration platforms, middleware, workflow engines, and API management tools.
• Define non-functional requirements for performance, security, compliance, and observability.
• Partner with application, data, infrastructure, and security teams during implementations and upgrades.
• Establish guardrails and standards for AI-assisted integration development.
• Lead architectural oversight for high-risk or high-impact integration initiatives.
• Own and evolve the enterprise integration roadmap aligned to business strategy.
• Define architectural anti-patterns and drive reduction of point-to-point integrations.
• Establish logging, tracing, and metrics standards to ensure integration observability.
• Measure and communicate improvements in reliability, scalability, and integration speed.

Principal Enterprise Integration Architect

• Oversee daily on-site MEP construction activities to ensure alignment with drawings, specifications, and schedule milestones.
• Coordinate mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection subcontractors to prevent conflicts and ensure system integration.
• Enforce site safety standards and ensure compliance with OSHA and project safety plans.
• Review MEP drawings, submittals, and shop drawings for constructability and field accuracy.
• Resolve field design issues in partnership with engineering and project management teams.
• Develop and maintain MEP-specific schedules aligned with the overall project timeline.
• Track progress against milestones and escalate risks to schedule or quality.
• Oversee testing, balancing, and commissioning activities to confirm systems perform as designed.
• Ensure quality control documentation, inspections, and sign-offs are complete and accurate.
• Provide clear daily and weekly updates on MEP progress, risks, and field conditions.
• Support turnover and commissioning meetings to ensure successful project closeout.

Data Center MEP Field Manager

Procurement

• Lead procurement activities for OFCI equipment, including electrical, mechanical, and modular systems.
• Execute sourcing strategies aligned to construction forecasts and category plans.
• Run competitive sourcing events and negotiate pricing, lead times, and service terms.
• Manage supplier relationships, including performance tracking and issue resolution.
• Support development of should-cost models and drive cost improvement efforts.
• Partner with Design and Construction teams to align specifications and project milestones.
• Coordinate with Supply Chain Execution to support equipment delivery and inventory programs.
• Identify supply risks related to capacity, logistics, or obsolescence and support mitigation plans.
• Support OFCI capital budget tracking and value engineering initiatives.
• Ensure sourcing activities comply with internal policy and contract standards.
• Provide clear updates on cost, delivery status, and supplier performance to stakeholders.

Strategic Sourcing Manager, OFCI Equipment

QA Engineer

• Perform general facility maintenance and light-duty construction tasks.
• Maintain customer-facing areas including entry points, conference rooms, restrooms, shipping areas, lounges, and common spaces.
• Escort vendors performing maintenance and repair work.
• Perform drywall repair, texture, painting, tile replacement, lighting repair, and ballast replacement.
• Conduct facility walks and identify discrepancies or corrective actions.
• Schedule and prioritize team workload.
• Provide on-the-job training and guidance to technicians.
• Coordinate stock deliveries and communicate with warehouse teams.
• Procure necessary inventory and supplies.
• Coordinate dumpster, baler, pallet, and recycling pickups.
• Maintain tour path readiness and customer cage spaces.
• Provide standby support for outside contractors.
• Operate trucks, trailers, and equipment as required.
• Work off-hours when needed to maintain facility readiness.

QA Lead Technician

• Provide senior technical leadership for critical power, cooling, environmental, and facility systems.
• Act as a technical liaison during event response, client escalations, and root cause analysis activities.
• Participate in change advisory reviews and ensure infrastructure changes meet operational standards.
• Support commissioning efforts, design reviews, and new equipment deployments across campuses.
• Provide operational feedback to construction teams and vendors during project execution.
• Lead technical problem-solving sessions to address recurring or complex infrastructure challenges.
• Review and approve procedures for maintenance, safety programs, and OSHA compliance.
• Develop and track infrastructure performance metrics and report findings to leadership.
• Drive continuous improvement initiatives across DCO systems and processes.
• Support automation efforts that improve efficiency and reduce operational risk.
• Provide technical training related to arc flash safety, power systems, mechanical systems, and control sequences.
• Support compliance audits and certification activities.

Chief Engineer

• Lead forensic investigations into infrastructure incidents, equipment failures, and operational anomalies.
• Reconstruct event timelines using logs, telemetry, protection records, and sequence of events data.
• Perform structured root cause analysis using evidence-based methodologies.
• Conduct technical assessments of electrical, mechanical, and controls system disruptions.
• Perform site inspections and evaluate physical component condition when required.
• Translate investigation findings into clear risk statements and corrective actions.
• Partner with cross-functional teams to ensure corrective actions are implemented and validated.
• Identify recurring failure patterns across sites, equipment types, or configurations.
• Develop clear forensic reports and present findings to technical and operational stakeholders.
• Contribute to investigation standards, documentation templates, and knowledge sharing across the fleet.

Data Center Forensic Engineer

Business Intelligence Developer

• Engage with Data Center Incident Management at the onset of incidents to assess early risk signals and support interim containment actions.
• Translate incomplete or evolving information into structured risk assessments that protect customer uptime.
• Build and maintain dashboards that provide real-time visibility into active incidents, corrective actions, and systemic risks.
• Lead cross-functional implementation of corrective and preventive actions generated through Problem Management and Forensic Engineering.
• Track solution deployment across sites and ensure actions are executed, verified, and formally closed.
• Develop analytical models and reporting mechanisms that identify recurring patterns and site-specific vulnerabilities across mechanical, electrical, and plumbing infrastructure.
• Consolidate logs, telemetry, environmental data, and operational metrics to identify leading indicators of failure.
• Provide executive-level reporting on risk posture, trend analysis, and containment progress.
• Partner with Data Center Operations, Engineering, Controls, and vendors to support reliability-focused operational improvements.
• Promote consistent adoption of standards, dashboards, and risk visibility tools across the fleet.

Reliability Engineering Business Intelligence Engineer

• Provide senior technical leadership for critical power, cooling, environmental, and facility systems
• Act as a technical liaison during event response, client escalations, and root cause analysis activities
• Participate in change advisory reviews and ensure infrastructure changes meet operational standards
• Support commissioning efforts, design reviews, and new equipment deployments across campuses
• Provide operational feedback to construction teams and vendors during project execution
• Lead technical problem-solving sessions to address recurring or complex infrastructure challenges
• Review and approve procedures for maintenance, safety programs, and OSHA compliance
• Develop and track infrastructure performance metrics and report findings to leadership
• Drive continuous improvement initiatives across DCO systems and processes
• Support automation efforts that improve efficiency and reduce operational risk
• Provide technical training related to arc flash safety, power systems, mechanical systems, and control sequences
• Support compliance audits and certification activities

• Lead forensic investigations into major incidents, equipment failures, and operational anomalies across all data center regions.
• Reconstruct event timelines and failure sequences using physical evidence, telemetry, protection trip data, logs, and sequence-of-events records.
• Produce clear, evidence-based forensic reports for executive and technical leadership.
• Identify recurring patterns across sites, equipment classes, vendors, or configurations and define systemic risk statements.
• Drive containment and corrective actions to ensure systemic issues are permanently resolved fleet-wide.
• Apply structured root cause methodologies to determine underlying failure mechanisms.
• Conduct on-site inspections, component evaluations, and condition assessments when required.
• Validate findings against system design intent, operating constraints, and expected behavior.
• Establish and maintain forensic investigation standards, templates, and documentation frameworks.
• Partner with Operations, Controls, Engineering, Reliability, and OEM partners to implement durable corrective actions.
• Mentor engineers and strengthen investigative capability across the organization.

Data Center Construction Manager

Vice President, Data Center Incident Management

Design Manager

Senior ICT Engineer

Vice President, Data Center Incident Management

Senior Commissioning Program Manager

Principal Enterprise Integration Architect

Data Center MEP Field Manager

Strategic Sourcing Manager, OFCI Equipment

QA Lead Technician

Chief Engineer

Data Center Forensic Engineer

Reliability Engineering Business Intelligence Engineer

Chief Engineer

Senior Principal Data Center Forensic Engineer