A Data Center developer/owner is scaling high-density halls. They want a Director of Interiors & White Space to standardize fit-out, cut rework, and land TCO on time across multiple campuses.
Role snapshot
Own all interior build elements from slab-to-rack: rooms, containment, busway, branch power, controls integration, and readiness for liquid-cooling deployments. Lead multiple Senior CMs and GC partners; set the playbook others follow.
What you’ll do
Build a repeatable white-space delivery playbook (specs, mock-ups, QA hold points, turnover artifacts).
Govern schedules/costs across parallel phases; approve L3/L4 plans and recovery strategies.
Coordinate with Power Delivery (substation/MV) and Cx (L1–L5/IST) to protect energization/TCO milestones.
Standardize vendor packages (busway, containment, racks, in-row cooling/CDUs, leak detection).
Lead quality & safety audits; drive punch/NCR burn-down and ready-for-IST gates.
Coach a small team of CMs; develop GC/trade bench strength and capacity plans.
You bring
12–15+ years in mission-critical; 3+ multi-phase DC programs with white-space ownership.
Depth in high-density hall sequencing, busway/containment, and controls (BMS/EPMS) integration.
Liquid-cooling familiarity (direct-to-chip/immersion) and cleanliness/commissioning adjacency.
Executive-grade reporting; strong GMP/CO exposure and claims positioning.
Location & travel: NoVA (preferred) or TX hub; 30–40% multi-site travel.
Comp (guide):$190k–$260k base + 15–30% bonus (equity possible); full benefits & relocation.