Water Strategy Director, Hyperscale Data Centers

AirTrunk; Singapore; On-site; SGD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

AirTrunk is seeking a senior leader to define and drive the water strategy for its DataCenter portfolio in Asia-Pacific & Middle East. You will shepherd a team of managers, oversee water supply connections, upgrades, and sustainability initiatives, and partner with utilities and customers to unlock recycled and alternative water sources.

The role requires deep experience in water utilities, strong analytical skills, and the ability to translate market conditions into long-term investment plans.

Qualifications

• Minimally 10 years in water utilities or related delivery.
• Strong knowledge of APAC water markets (Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan).
• Experience leading large-scale water projects and programs.
• Excellent data analysis and presentation skills (PowerPoint, Excel).

Responsibilities

• Define and lead AirTrunk's regional water strategy across data center sites.
• Lead a team of managers responsible for water connections, upgrades, and supply options.
• Oversee portfolio-wide assessment of water stress and regulatory conditions.
• Build partnerships with utilities, authorities, and customers for water sourcing.
• Develop a framework aligning site decisions with regional sustainability goals.
• Establish governance, metrics and reporting for water usage across the portfolio.
• Influence design, development, and operations to embed water strategy.

Skills

Water strategy

Leadership

Stakeholder mgmt

PowerPoint & Excel

APAC markets knowledge

Project delivery

Water sustainability

Job description

AirTrunk is seeking a senior leader to define and drive the water strategy for its DataCenter portfolio in Asia-Pacific & Middle East. You will shepherd a team of managers, oversee water supply connections, upgrades, and sustainability initiatives, and partner with utilities and customers to unlock recycled and alternative water sources.

The role requires deep experience in water utilities, strong analytical skills, and the ability to translate market conditions into long-term investment plans.