Technical Program Manager
Technical Program Manager
Runs Search and YouTube and builds Gemini AI
In this role, you will work across our EMEA portfolio to optimize and identify opportunities to enhance data centre access to power with innovative technical projects, partnerships and transactions. You will work in partnership with stakeholders across Google’s Energy and Power team (both commercial and market development), as well as in data centre acquisition and development, data centre engineering teams, and other teams within Technical Infrastructure, Finance, and Legal.
This is a dynamic role, working closely with a worldwide network of internal stakeholders as well as strategic external partners to support the growth of Google Data Center’s Clean Energy and Power infrastructure portfolio.
You should have a strong track record with power infrastructure planning and design, utility commercial and technical due diligence process management, grid connection processes, and grid operator relationship management. You should have a strong knowledge of a variety of power generation, transmission and substation technologies, grid code requirements and emerging trends (especially for large loads), domain-specific data and analytics tools, commercial infrastructure project development, and an understanding of commercial infrastructure negotiations.
Individual pay is determined by factors including job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training.Google runs the world's most used search engine and free services such as YouTube, Android, and Gmail, and it builds the Gemini AI models that work inside them. In 2017, its researchers invented the transformer, the neural network design behind ChatGPT and most other AI chatbots. People use these services without paying, and Google earns most of its money from ads placed beside search results and YouTube videos. Businesses rent computing power and Gemini models through Google Cloud, and Google also sells subscriptions and Pixel phones. Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded Google in 1998 as Stanford PhD students; it is based in Mountain View, California, United States, and is the main business of parent company Alphabet.
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