Head of Data Center Technical Development Warsaw

R.Power; Warszawa; On-site; PLN 339,270 - 466,496; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation package

High autonomy

Long-term growth in infrastructure development

Job summary

R.Power is seeking a Head of Data Center Technical Development to lead the technical development for upcoming data center projects in Warsaw, Poland. The ideal candidate will have over 7 years of experience in data center infrastructure, with a strong technical grasp of modern ecosystems. Responsibilities include defining technical requirements, assessing infrastructure needs, and advising senior management on strategic developments.

The role offers an opportunity to build a new platform in a fast-growing European infrastructure company, with a competitive compensation package and high autonomy.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of experience in data center infrastructure, engineering, development or technical advisory.
• Strong technical understanding of modern data center ecosystems end-to-end.
• Ability to independently assess the technical feasibility of greenfield development projects.

Responsibilities

• Lead the technical development strategy for our future data center projects in Poland.
• Define technical requirements and site-selection criteria across various data center formats.
• Engage with utilities and telecom operators to ensure infrastructure viability.

Skills

Data center infrastructure

Technical advisory

Stakeholder management

Bilingual in Polish and English

Job description

R.Power is a leading independent renewable energy producer in Poland and other European markets:Portugal, Spain, Italy,Germany, and Romania. Since 2012, we have been at the forefront of the energy transition, offeringsolutions across theentire renewable energy value chain: developing, commercializing, and constructing renewable energyassets. Ourportfolio includes photovoltaics (PV, our main technology), wind power, and large-scale energy storagesystems (BESS).R.Power is one of the largest independent renewable energy companies in Europe. Due to the company’sgrowth, we arelooking for:

Head of Data Center Technical Development

Location: Warsaw

Responsibilities

• Lead the technical development strategy for our future data center projects in Poland.
• Define technical requirements and site-selection criteria across hyperscale, AI/HPC, colocation and edge formats.
• Assess critical infrastructure requirements, including:
• power availability, capacity headroom and redundancy
• fiber connectivity and telecom infrastructure
• cooling technologies and water demand
• scalability and long-term expansion potential
• Lead technical due diligence and feasibility analysis of greenfield opportunities.
• Build internal know-how, technical standards and design playbooks for data center development.
• Engage with utilities, telecom operators, engineering firms and infrastructure partners.
• Advise senior management on technical concepts, infrastructure strategy and evolving market standards.
• Track trends in AI infrastructure, advanced cooling and next-generation data center design.

Requirements

• 7+ years of experience in data center infrastructure, engineering, development or technical advisory.
• Strong technical understanding of modern data center ecosystems end-to-end.
• Solid grasp of power, cooling, fiber and resiliency requirements for modern facilities — including AI-driven loads.
• Ability to independently assess the technical feasibility of greenfield development projects.
• Strategic mindset combined with strong stakeholder-management skills.
• Fluent Polish and English.

We offer

• The opportunity to build a new data center development platform from the ground up.
• A strategic, high-impact role within a fast-growing European infrastructure company.
• A unique blend of renewable energy and digital infrastructure development.
• High autonomy and direct exposure to senior management.
• Competitive compensation package.
• Long-term growth in one of the fastest-growing infrastructure sectors in Europe.