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Google LLC is seeking a Technical Services Lead for India to define strategic direction for campus infrastructure, lead outsourced providers, and ensure reliable high/low voltage electrical, mechanical systems, and utility management across offices and labs.
You will drive AI-enabled maintenance, supplier relationships, and budget discipline while shaping a scalable program that enhances occupant experience.
X Note: By applying to this position you will have an opportunity to share your preferred working location from the following: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India; Hyderabad, Telangana, India.
As the Technical Services Lead for India, you will be responsible for defining an ambitious operational direction, strategic roadmap, and performance goals for core building and campus infrastructure (high, medium and low voltage electrical, mechanical systems, utility management, technology integrations, building management systems etc. ) across a landscape of commercial offices, and high and low density labs. You will lead an ecosystem of outsourced service providers, technical consultants, and internal stakeholders to deliver exceptional infrastructure performance. You will be the single point of accountability for your programs, developing strong partnerships with suppliers to elevate day-to-day experience of building occupants; eliminate disruptions caused by infrastructure and support the delivery of a holistic workplace experience that empowers collaboration, productivity, and well-being for Googlers.
Leveraging deep operational leadership experience, and a strong technical understanding you will drive core objectives focused on infrastructure reliability, efficiency, and AI integration. Specifically, driving an AI-native agenda to enhance infrastructure management; leading strategic supplier relationships; leveraging data-driven insights for performance management; and providing financial and creative leadership to ensure systems scale with Google's growth.
The Real Estate and Workplace Services (REWS) team creates inspiring spaces and innovative services that bring Google’s culture and values to life. We build and maintain all aspects of what keeps our Googley workspaces operating seamlessly across multiple cities and regions globally. We also manage the industry-leading services that help make Google a great place to work -- from how we design healthy and collaborative workspaces, create energizing food experiences, provide convenient transportation and fitness options, to delivering environments where Google and our employees can thrive.
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