Technical Program Manager, Network
Fluidstack · Remote · New York, NY · San Francisco, CA · Austin, TX · U.S. Remote ·
COMPENSATION
$200k – $300k
Listed on the employer's job board (Ashby)
- Technical Program Manager
- Network Infrastructure
- Fully Remote + 50% Travel
- AI Data Centers
- Senior Level
Join the Data Center Operations team at Fluidstack, where you will help build civilization-scale compute infrastructure for AI. You will define network readiness standards and manage the critical path for site activations, ensuring network infrastructure never delays go-live dates. This role requires owning processes end-to-end and driving urgency across engineering, supply chain, and external partners.
What you'll do
- Own network critical path for site activations from cabling to circuit turn-up
- Define network readiness gates and acceptance criteria for the entire fleet
- Coordinate operating rhythm across engineering, deployment, and supply chain
- Drive network change and incident programs to closure with trend analysis
- Hold OEMs and partners accountable using measured performance data
- Partner with Principal Operations Engineer to ensure technical standards land on schedule
What you'll need
- Experience running network deployment or infrastructure delivery programs at scale
- Deep knowledge of structured cabling, optics, and carrier circuit timelines
- Ability to build activation frameworks and acceptance criteria from scratch
- Strong cross-functional leadership without direct authority over teams
- Track corrective actions and vendor performance to final closure
- Clear written communication skills for executive and site-level decision making
Nice to have
- Hyperscale or large colocation network deployment experience
- Hardware supply chain and RMA program ownership
- Program management credentials such as PMP or PgMP
- Tooling and scripting skills for fleet-scale tracking
How you'll work
- Fully remote position
- Requires 50% travel to sites
- High intensity and long hours expected
- Full autonomy and end-to-end ownership