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Google is seeking a Technical Operations Manager for Third Party Data Center Facilities in the Netherlands to ensure reliable operation of external data center infrastructure and to coordinate critical facility support with vendors and internal teams.
The role demands serving as primary contact for third-party colocation sites, managing incidents, and driving capacity expansion, risk assessment, and compliance across multiple vendors and Google teams.
Netherlands, Middle Lake Google
Google is looking for a Technical Operations Manager, Third Party Data Center Facilities for a role focused on the reliable operation of third-party data center infrastructure. The position involves managing technical relationships with third-party colocation data centers and supporting the availability, safety, maintainability, and reliability of critical mechanical and electrical infrastructure.
The role includes serving as the primary contact for third-party colocation data centers, responding to major power or cooling redundancy failures, coordinating capacity expansion works, and validating technical information, risk registers, and maintenance procedures provided by vendors. Regular on-site operational assessments are also required, together with collaboration across Google’s Data Center Engineering, Hardware Operations, Network Infrastructure, and third-party data center operators.
Candidates need an associate’s degree, trade school certification, related technical training, or equivalent practical experience, along with 9 years of experience in Electrical, Mechanical/HVAC, or controls in an industrial or commercial environment and 9 years of operations and facilities management experience. Data center experience and the ability to conduct operational assessments and risk analysis of third-party sites are preferred.
The stated Netherlands compensation is €114,000–€116,000 per year, plus a 15% bonus target, equity, and benefits.