Technical Program Manager I, Infrastructure, Google Cloud

Addison, TX, USA

Full-time

Onsite

$116K/yr - $166K/yr

Entry Level

Google is a leading technology company that builds products aimed at creating opportunities for everyone. As a Technical Program Manager, you will lead complex infrastructure projects, collaborate with stakeholders, and ensure timely delivery of network infrastructure solutions.

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Responsibilities

Assist upstream planning and acquisition teams in developing infrastructure requirements, priorities, and delivery date expectations
Manage the delivery of large scale network infrastructure projects involving long-haul dark fiber, metro fiber, leased capacity/circuits, and inside plant fiber from inception through delivery. Ensure facilities are delivered on schedule and meet technical specifications
Lead kickoff and regular project status meetings while keeping downstream teams at Google aware of project and delivery status
Oversee the program to handle all vendor handover documentation, i.e. LOA/CFA (Letter Of Authority, Customer Facility Assignment), DLR (Design Layout Record) Completion notification, test results and technical drawings while working with vendors and Google staff to coordinate and facilitate excellent record-keeping and communication
Serve as primary North/South America vendor contact

Qualification

Required

Bachelor's degree in a technical field, or equivalent practical experience
1 year of experience in program management
Experience with infrastructure projects (e.g., across software, hardware, data center, or networking)
Experience working on infrastructure engineering teams or experience in service performance or quality

Preferred

PMP certification
Experience working at a large scale technology company delivering a high volume of network build projects
Experience managing fiber and telecom vendors for the on-time delivery of fiber assets
Experience with fiber permitting, OSP fiber construction, splice, testing, and remediation
Experience creating processes and delivery improvements for fiber delivery activities