Asset Manager
cyrusoneDallas (TX)
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will support the life cycle management and reporting of data center assets, partnering with FP&A and cross-functional teams to plan budgets and forecast asset performance. You will evaluate new and renewal opportunities, and conduct thorough property-level analyses to optimize profitability and service. You’ll deliver executive reporting on asset metrics and help steer deal sourcing and underwriting. This position offers a chance to shape asset strategy in a fast-paced, growth-focused environment.
Responsibilities:
Prepare asset-level budgets (Revenue, Opex, Capex) and coordinate with Corporate FP&A Provide executive reporting on asset performance and update forecasts as needed Source and underwrite new business and renewal opportunities Conduct due diligence on properties (tenants, leases, operating/financials, market position) to optimize profitability and customer service Collaborate with cross-functional teams to support commercial/operational activities
Key requirements:
Team player with effective interpersonal communication Fluency in Microsoft Office Ability to perform detailed analyses and present well-reasoned recommendations to senior management teamwork clear communication decisive analytical thinking Microsoft Office
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