Senior Project Manager, Architecture - Data Centers

NscaleGPU Cloud, AI

US, RemoteFull-TimeSenior

Salary160000 - 190000 USD per year

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Job Details

Experience: 3+ years

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Architectural Engineering, or equivalent experience
3+ years of experience managing design and delivery for mission-critical facilities, with significant time on data centers (CSA/architecture scope)
Proven experience coordinating external A/E firms and driving drawing/spec deliverables from concept through construction documents
Working knowledge of core data center architectural drivers: space planning, maintainability/access, constructability, and life safety coordination
Experience working with U.S. AHJs and navigating local code environments (state/local variations)
Strong project management skills: schedule control, risk tracking, scope management, and stakeholder communication
Strong presence and decision-making capability
Pragmatic, risk-based leadership style suited to fast-paced construction environments
High judgment in high-consequence scenarios
Ability to challenge delivery teams while maintaining partnership

Responsibilities

Manage concept, schematic, and detailed design phases for new builds and expansions with a focus on the architectural scope.
Own the architecture portion of the design concepts, deliverable tracking, and issue resolution (RFIs, design clarifications, change management).
Coordinate program requirements, space planning, and room adjacencies with internal stakeholders (Design, Construction, Commissioning, Operations).
Lead design coordination with A/E partners and ensure alignment across disciplines in BIM/clash coordination workflows.
Run design meetings, track action items, and drive closure on open design decisions and interfaces.
Review drawings and specifications for completeness, constructability, maintainability, and compliance with applicable codes and standards.
Support procurement and construction execution through submittal reviews, field issue support, and scope clarifications.
Support architectural due diligence for potential colocation sites, including assessment of building constraints, fit, access/logistics, and modification boundaries.
Review landlord/operator documentation and summarize constraints, risks, and required upgrades to support fit-out.
Support negotiation inputs for architectural lease exhibits.
Support early-stage site screening by documenting architectural feasibility considerations.
Support architectural due diligence for greenfield and brownfield opportunities, including building suitability (if existing), code pathway risks, and upgrade/retrofit impacts.
Maintain a structured risk register for architecture/CSA items and track mitigations through design and execution.

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