Critical Infrastructure Program Manager – Central Office Consolidation

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ksa technology partnersSan Antonio (TX)

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About the role

Position Title: Critical Infrastructure Program Manager – Central Office Consolidation

Location: Denver, CO to begin, then remote with some travel required

About the Role: Lead delivery of a large-scale infrastructure consolidation, decommissioning, and energy-efficiency program across a complex telecommunications network. You'll coordinate DC power optimization, cooling efficiency, network shutdown, and site-exit activities, working across Infrastructure, Network Operations, Engineering, Real Estate, and Field Operations to turn technical work into measurable cost and energy savings.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead end-to-end delivery of the infrastructure consolidation and decommissioning program
Develop and maintain the integrated program roadmap, milestones, and dependencies
Coordinate DC power and rectifier optimization, replacement, and consolidation activities
Identify opportunities to reduce power consumption and cooling overhead
Manage site consolidation, infrastructure removal, and site-exit plans
Coordinate network shutdown and legacy equipment decommissioning
Manage program budgets, risk (RAID), and supplier/vendor performance
Report program progress, risks, and benefits realization to senior stakeholders
Required Skillset
Proven experience as a Program Manager/Senior Program Manager on complex infrastructure programs
Strong background in telecommunications, data centers, or critical infrastructure
Hands-on understanding of DC power infrastructure and rectifier environments
Experience with infrastructure consolidation, decommissioning, or site-exit programs
Understanding of energy efficiency and cooling optimization
Strong program governance, budgeting, and supplier-management experience
Excellent communication skills across technical and senior stakeholders
Desired Product Knowledge
Telecom DC power and rectifier systemsHVAC/cooling infrastructure within telecom or critical facilities
Legacy network decommissioning (TDM, voice, DACS)PUE and energy performance data

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