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Data Center Capacity Delivery, Canada

Menlo Ventures Portfolio

Boston, MA · Senior

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What this role is

Anthropic is seeking a senior leader to manage the delivery of data center infrastructure projects across leased and partnered facilities in Canada. This role suits someone with deep construction and infrastructure experience who thrives in high-autonomy environments, spending most of their time on-site driving project teams and solving execution problems across complex stakeholder relationships.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 10+ years of site leadership experience in data center delivery or infrastructure projects at scale
  • End-to-end understanding of data center development from permitting through commissioning and handover
  • Ability to operate independently with ambiguity and own project outcomes
  • Comfort working directly with trade workers and executives across partners
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience

Nice to have

  • Understanding of AI/ML infrastructure requirements including high-density power and cooling
  • Leadership experience as General Superintendent or Project Manager on hyperscale data center projects
  • Extreme ownership mentality and ability to build winning cultures across job sites
  • Familiarity with lease negotiations and construction contracts with experience aligning incentives for accelerated delivery

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