Senior Principal Technical Program Manager

Responsibilities

• Lead a high-impact program management function to drive cross-functional visibility and ensure execution remains within OCI’s capacity and financial guardrails.
• Establish and lead OCI’s centralized Data Center Cost Management function, creating the governance framework, operating model, and reporting mechanisms required to manage the full lifecycle cost structure of global data center expansion and operations.
• Bridge the gap between multi-year financial models and operational reality, ensuring the organization has the right headcount and systems to support projected growth.
• Act as the lead architect for organizational workflows, identifying and resolving friction points in the handoffs between engineering, supply chain, and site operations.
• Drive critical oversight and governance for strategic AI/ML GPU cluster deployments, ensuring operational readiness and risk-aware decision-making.
• Synthesize complex operational telemetry into actionable insights for C-suite and Executive-level stakeholders, driving consensus on investment and risk.
• Partner with internal tooling teams to design executive-level telemetry and BI dashboards that track the "health of the machine" across all global regions.

Qualifications

• 10+ years of progressive experience in operational excellence, change management, systems architecture, or program management within a hyperscale data center or cloud environment.
• Demonstrated experience building or leading large-scale cost management, financial governance, FP&A, or operational finance functions within hyperscale cloud, data center, infrastructure, or capital-intensive environments.
• Drive enterprise-wide cost optimization initiatives through advanced analytics, supplier performance management, benchmarking, process standardization, and identification of cost-saving opportunities across the infrastructure portfolio.
• Deep understanding of the operational complexities of GPU-intensive clusters, including high-density power requirements and the unique networking needs of AI delivery.
• Mastery in distilling massive organizational datasets into high-impact narratives that drive consensus across fragmented engineering and supply chain teams.
• Demonstrated ability to act as both a systems architect and a driver of action, establishing the controls necessary to manage an expansive infrastructure portfolio.