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Site Manager (Datacentre/AI Infra) - Up to £120,000 + Bonus/Benefits

London
£120k/yr
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Job Title: Site Manager (Data Centre/AI infra)

Client: Hedge fund

Salary: £120,000 + Bonus/Benefits

Location: LDN (Hybrid) / Occasional travel across EU/US

Exp: 3+

Role Overview:

The Site Management team is responsible for the delivery and operation of critical infrastructure across the firm's global data centres, AI/HPC environments, colocations, and office locations. Working closely with Technology, Engineering, and external partners, the team drives standards for space, power, cooling, physical security, and structured cabling to support highly resilient, high-performance computing platforms.

  • Work closely with infrastructure stakeholders to create, refine, and maintain standards and runbooks for designing and commissioning data centers, offices, and colocation facilities.
  • Oversee and guide vendors by preparing and managing Scope of Work documents and Requests for Proposals/Information.
  • Supervise construction fit-outs and build-outs, ensuring projects meet stakeholder expectations and requirements.
  • Monitor capacity, inventory, and alerts, analyze key data trends, and provide strategic recommendations for enhancements.
  • Proactively identify and resolve issues to minimize unplanned downtime while continuously seeking process improvement opportunities.
  • Lead initiatives that enhance capabilities, boost efficiency, and reduce operational expenses.
  • Manage IMAC (Install, Move, Add, Change) processes across data centers and colocation facilities while participating in scheduled facility-wide power-downs.

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Qualifications & Skills:

  • Masters in Electrical / Mechanical / Electro-Mechanical Engineering (MUST HAVE)
  • Experience working in Datacentres (Racking/Servers/Networking)
  • Understanding of basic power calculations on single and 3-phase circuits, electrical diagrams, control diagrams
  • Knowledge of a scripting language (i.e. python)

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This role plays a key part in the expansion and optimisation of next-generation infrastructure, including AI and HPC deployments, requiring strong project management capabilities, technical understanding of IT infrastructure, and a working knowledge of mechanical and electrical systems. Successful candidates will be analytical, process-driven, and able to manage complex projects in mission-critical environments.

If interested, then please reach out/apply | jhayne@hunterbond.com

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Skills

Data Center Management
AI Infrastructure
HPC Environments
Project Management
Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Power Calculations
Python
Vendor Management
Capacity Planning
IMAC Processes
Structured Cabling
Physical Security
Cooling Systems
Commissioning

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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