Jobs at OVERWATCH

Manage independent cost control and financial oversight for a large-scale data center construction program. Responsibilities include maintaining project cost reports, validating GC pay applications, evaluating change orders, analyzing cost risks, tracking contingency and owner-direct equipment costs, preparing executive budget forecasts, supporting procurement, and maintaining documentation for claims and payment compliance. The role requires construction cost management expertise, advanced Excel skills, cost-platform proficiency, and experience with budgets exceeding $100 million.

Maintain and update Primavera P6 schedules for large-scale AI factory and data center construction projects. Track milestones, deliverables, progress, critical paths, risks, and delays; coordinate updates with contractors, field teams, project leadership, and project controls; and produce schedule reports, dashboards, and analytics. Support schedule recovery planning and proactive decision-making in a fast-paced hyperscale construction environment.

Leads Overwatch’s growth marketing engine across priority markets and strategic accounts. Owns account-based and multichannel campaigns, marketing technology, CRM and automation infrastructure, funnel reporting, pipeline generation, revenue attribution, budgets, agencies, and vendors. Partners with Business Development and executive leadership to identify opportunities, activate accounts, optimize programs, and build a measurable, high-accountability marketing function in a fast-changing environment.

Coordinates lockout/tagout protocols and quality control for data center construction and commissioning. Inspects projects, tests power, cooling, and fire suppression systems, documents nonconformances, supports corrective actions, and maintains detailed commissioning records. Collaborates with engineers, project managers, contractors, and stakeholders to transition systems safely from construction into operation. The role requires electrical expertise, blueprint interpretation, load banking knowledge, NFPA 70E certification, and physical work in active construction environments.

Supports the MEP Project Manager on mission-critical data center construction projects through project coordination, documentation, meeting preparation, meeting minutes, reporting, tracking, communication, and administrative tasks. Maintains accurate project information, learns project management systems, assists with field coordination and training, and prioritizes safety in active construction environments.

Lead end-to-end delivery of large-scale data center tenant fit-outs from pre-construction through commissioning and operational turnover. Coordinate design, procurement, construction, fiber, conveyance, MEP integration, quality, schedules, budgets, risks, and stakeholder communications. Serve as the on-site representative while managing contractors, consultants, commissioning teams, and operations personnel to deliver safe, timely, and reliable mission-critical infrastructure.

Support the design, construction, commissioning, and turnover of mission-critical data center electrical infrastructure. Responsibilities include reviewing electrical drawings and specifications, resolving RFIs and submittals, conducting installation reviews, coordinating consultants and contractors, serving as the electrical commissioning SME, and supporting data center power, EPMS, substations, protection and controls, construction power, site lighting, and medium- and high-voltage distribution.

The Electrical Assistant Project Manager will support project management efforts, assist with managing budgets, track changes, and oversee subcontractors in the construction of data centers.

Manages customer-driven tenant fit-out changes within leased data hall space, including change orders, purchase orders, design coordination, vendor bidding through general contractors, schedule tracking, and commissioning handover. Coordinates with customers, contractors, supply chain, finance, security, engineering, and operations. Requires 3–5 years of construction experience, strong communication, contract and construction accounting knowledge, and familiarity with data center whitespace infrastructure.

Oversee environmental health and safety for active data center construction projects. Develop safety policies, conduct inspections, deliver training, investigate incidents, ensure regulatory compliance, assess risks, monitor safety metrics, and manage PPE. Lead safety communication and coordinate with contractors, project teams, stakeholders, and management. The role is onsite five days weekly in dynamic indoor and outdoor construction environments and requires travel between job sites, physical mobility, and construction safety certifications.

Leads EHS mobilization for large-scale data center construction projects, establishing safety systems, contractor readiness, training, governance, risk controls, and regulatory compliance before and during early execution. The role conducts readiness reviews, approves contractor documentation, manages high-risk construction controls, supports incident investigations, monitors KPIs, and serves as the primary EHS liaison among owners, contractors, vendors, project leaders, and regulators. Work is approximately 70% field-based, requiring travel, active construction-site access, physical mobility, and PPE use.

The Data Center Technical Program Manager oversees large-scale data center construction projects, ensuring on-time delivery while managing design, construction, and stakeholder communication across various teams.

Lead end-to-end data center construction projects from preconstruction through closeout. Manage budgets, schedules, subcontractors, permitting, quality, safety, commissioning, and turnover. Coordinate design teams, enforce standards, prepare project accounting and reports, resolve conflicts, and maintain stakeholder relationships to ensure on-time, on-budget delivery.

The Mechanical Engineer will lead mechanical system design, oversee construction administration, and ensure compliance with data center standards. Responsibilities include coordinating designs, reviewing RFIs, and liaising with various teams to streamline project execution.

The Mechanical Engineer will oversee design coordination and administration for data center construction, ensuring technical compliance and effective communication between teams and clients.

Lead execution of cross-functional system and platform programs, manage timelines, risks, and dependencies; maintain program plans and dashboards (e.g., Smartsheet); coordinate IT, platform, and business teams for rollouts and adoption of systems such as Salesforce and HRIS; drive testing, deployment readiness, and post-launch adoption.

Participate in cross-functional rotations, collaborate on real business initiatives, attend leadership development sessions, present to senior leaders, analyze processes for improvement, complete a capstone project, and receive mentorship and executive exposure.

Lead QA/QC for hyperscale data centre construction: implement QMS, oversee inspections and ITPs across civil, MEP, ICT, BMS and commissioning, manage NCRs and audits, maintain quality records, and report to project leadership.

Lead day-to-day construction activities for hyperscale data center projects, coordinating contractors, managing schedule and budget, ensuring quality, compliance, and safety, and supporting QA/QC and commissioning to meet mission-critical specifications.

Drive execution of cross-functional programs: manage timelines, risks, dependencies, and deliverables; maintain program plans and dashboards (Smartsheet); facilitate cross-team alignment; implement repeatable program management processes and support delivery operations.