Data Center Project Manager Jobs
Project managers coordinate the trades, schedules, and budgets behind billion-dollar data center builds.
22 open roles
15 hiring companies · 18 active cities · 5 roles with pay listed
Current hiring snapshot
Companies hiring now
- Micron Technology, Inc. (4)
- CyrusOne (2)
- EdgeConneX (2)
- Intel (2)
- MasTec Utility Services (2)
- Analog Devices, Inc. (1)
- Clark Bros., Inc. (1)
- Cupertino Electric, Inc. (1)
Active cities
- Clay, New York (4)
- Chandler, Arizona (2)
- Abilene, Texas (1)
- Beaverton, Oregon (1)
- Boling, Texas (1)
- Cedar Rapids, Iowa (1)
- Denton, Texas (1)
- El Paso, Texas (1)
Experience signals in postings
Entry or apprentice: 0 · Experienced or lead: 21 · Not specified: 1
Pay shown in current listings
- $89,250–$241,000 / yr (5 listings)
Current job details
- Senior Project Manager - Data Center
- NY Construction Project Manager (CUB)
- Technical Program Manager, Engineering
- Data Center Project Manager
- Commissioning Project Manager I
- Tool Install Project Manager
- Turbine/Generator Project Manager - Comanche Peak
- Electrical Project Manager Basebuild - Semiconductor - Chandler, AZ
- Project Manager - Substation - PTD
- Project Engineer - Electric (Assistant Project Manager)- Kiewit Power Constructors
- Project Manager - Data Center Construction
- Construction Project Manager
- Senior Development Project Manager (Data Center Construction)
- NY Construction Project Manager (Fab Cleanroom)
- NY Construction Project Manager (Sub Fab)
- NY Construction Project Manager (Site Utilities)
- Senior EPC Solar Project Manager
- Substation Senior Project Manager
- Commissioning Project Manager I
- Sr. Data Center MEP PM
Project Manager work on data center projects
Delivering a data center means orchestrating dozens of subcontractors, long-lead equipment with year-plus delivery times, and an owner whose revenue depends on the energization date. Project managers and their teams (PEs, superintendents, schedulers) run procurement, coordinate trades through congested mechanical and electrical spaces, manage RFIs and change orders, and drive the commissioning handoff that turns a building into a revenue-producing facility.
Experience delivering a data hall, substation, or central plant can strengthen a project manager's fit for mission-critical work. Relevant backgrounds include the trades, field engineering, and commercial or industrial project delivery; roles exist on both contractor and owner's-representative teams.
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