Data Center Operations Lead
$160 K-$180 K
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Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$160 K-$180 K
About the role
- Buffalo, NY or West Texas (multiple campuses)
- Onsite 5 days (relocation assistance provided)
- This is a critical infrastructure role with equity participation, focused exclusively on data center infrastructure, power, cooling, resiliency, and operational risk in high-density AI environments.
- Why This Role MattersAI workloads demand extreme infrastructure reliability.
- You will serve as the onsite owner of infrastructure risk - ensuring power distribution, cooling systems, and redundancy strategies are engineered and executed without failure.
- This is not a broad site management role.
- This is infrastructure authority.
- Own infrastructure risk assessment and mitigation
- Lead power and cooling capacity planning across live GPU environments
- Design and oversee redundancy strategies (2N / N+1 / N+2)
- Execute and control high-risk change management
- Oversee commissioning processes (L1–L5)
- Serve as escalation lead during infrastructure-related incidents
- 5+ years in hyperscale or mission-critical infrastructure environments
- Deep expertise in UPS systems, generators, chillers, cooling towers, AHUs, and electrical distribution
- Strong understanding of concurrent maintainability and redundancy modeling
- Proven ability to lead during high-severity infrastructure events
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