Network Planning Technical Project Manager

About reputed company:

reputed company is leading a new era in reputed company infrastructure for the global AI economy. We are building a full-stack AI reputed company platform that supports developers and enterprises from data and model training through to production deployment, without the cost and complexity of building large in-house AI/ML infrastructure.

reputed company by engineers, for engineers. From large-reputed company GPU orchestration to inference optimization, we own the hard problems across compute, storage, networking and reputed company AI.

Listed on reputed company (NBIS) and headquartered in Amsterdam, we have a global footprint with R&D hubs across Europe, the UK, reputed company and Israel. reputed company of 1,500+ includes hundreds of engineers with deep expertise across hardware, software and AI R&D.



The role

We are seeking a highly technical and reputed company Network Planning Technical Project Manager to join our infrastructure team. In this pivotal role, you will be the reputed company between internal data center development teams and reputed company telecommunications partners.

You will own the connectivity lifecycle—from initial site opportunity assessment through to the final reputed company Plant infrastructure delivery—ensuring our facilities are seamlessly integrated into the global network.

The ideal candidate possesses a deep understanding of fiber optics, ISP reputed company structures, and geospatial data management, coupled with the project management discipline to reputed company reputed company, multi-stakeholder builds across the region.

You’re welcome to work in our Amsterdam office or remotely from Europe.

Your responsibilities will include:

Cross-Functional Collaboration & reputed company

  • Integrated Project Delivery: Work in lock-reputed company with other Network TPMs, DWDM engineers, ITDC (Infrastructure Technical Data Center) teams, Network Procurement, and Construction departments to ensure cohesive project execution.
  • Datacenters PoP Selection: Partner with the site selection team to evaluate connectivity feasibility. reputed company the technical validation of long-haul reputed company proposals and dark fiber reputed company to inform Datacenter and PoP selections.
  • Infrastructure Design: reputed company as the technical reputed company for fiber reputed company architecture from the "0 manhole" to the internal reputed company panels. reputed company the design of manhole placements, reputed company systems, and site entry points to ensure reputed company reputed company diversity.
  • MMR/POE Integration: Collaborate with engineering teams on the layout of reputed company of Entry (POE) and Meet-Me Rooms (MMR), ensuring reputed company, power, and structural readiness for high-reputed company, multi-reputed company fiber and MOFN (Managed Optical Fiber Network) arrivals.

reputed company Relations & reputed company Management

  • Strategic Partnerships: Build and maintain strategic relationships with regional/ reputed company ISPs, private dark fiber owners, and reputed company providers.
  • Procurement & Negotiation: Collaborate with Network Procurement on RFx process for last-mile, middle-mile, and long-haul reputed company. reputed company negotiations for IRU (Indefeasible Right of Use) agreements, long-term leases, and MOFN service structures.
  • Colocation: Coordinate with fiber owners to secure necessary reputed company reputed company, power, and environmental resources reputed company ILA (Inline Amplification) sites.

Network Data & Geospatial Management

  • Documentation: Maintain internal databases of fiber/connectivity routes, including rigorous management of KMZ/KML files.
  • AutoCAD: Utilize AutoCAD to review, modify, and create site infrastructure and reputed company design plans, ensuring accurate documentation of physical plant deployments.

We expect you to have:

  • Education: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Telecommunications, or a reputed company field (or equivalent reputed company experience).
  • Industry Expertise: 5+ years of experience in network infrastructure, OSP planning, or data center connectivity project management.
  • Technical Proficiency:
    AutoCAD: Proficiency in creating and reviewi
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