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Vantage is seeking a Vice President, Reliability Management System, North America, to establish, lead, and continuously improve the management system governing reliability across the NA portfolio. The role reports to the SVP, Enterprise Operational Excellence, North America, and leads through Directors and senior technical leaders in a federated model with Site Operations and Engineering functions.
The position requires executive judgment, deep mission-critical operations expertise, and the
Vantage powers, cools, protects and connects the technology of the world's well-known hyperscalers, cloud providers and large enterprises. Developing and operating across North America, EMEA and Asia Pacific, Vantage has evolved data center design in innovative ways to deliver dramatic gains in reliability, efficiency and sustainability in flexible environments that can scale as quickly as the market demands.
The Reliability Engineering Team is responsible for the overall operating health of critical systems across Vantage global facilities. For each of the major systems Electrical, Mechanical, and Controls, the Reliability Engineering team is responsible for ensuring success in the commissioning stages of new construction, evaluating and improving the reliability and performance of existing critical infrastructure, sustaining equipment operational availability through maintenance program design, providing ongoing technical support to the Site Operations Teams, as well as providing systems reliability and maintainability feedback to the Design Engineering teams for future design considerations.
This role will be based in Denver, CO. Following our flexible work policy (3 days in-office, 2 days flexible).
Vantage is seeking a Vice President, Reliability Management System, North America to establish , lead, and continuously improve the management system that governs reliability and availability across the North American portfolio.
Reporting to the Senior Vice President, Enterprise Operational Excellence, North America, the Vice President owns the Reliability Management System strategy, operating model, governance, organizational capability, investment priorities, and portfolio outcomes. The role integrates operations engineering, technical process engineering, reliability practices, maintenance strategy, operational controls, telemetry, assurance, risk management, and organizational learning into a unified system for mission-critical operations.
The Vice President leads through Directors and senior technical leaders and operates through a federated model with Site Operations, Reliability Engineering, Automation Systems, Construction, Commissioning, Design, Technology, Procurement, Finance, and other enterprise functions. The role establishes clear decision rights and accountability boundaries across these functions, resolves material conflicts, and holds RMS leaders accountable for sustained adoption and results.
This role is accountable for the effectiveness, scalability, and business value of the Reliability Management System. Site Operations retains accountability for day-to-day facility operations and execution. The Vice President sets the system, standards, controls, performance expectations, and assurance mechanisms that enable Site Operations to operate reliably at scale.
The position requires executive judgment, deep mission-critical operations and engineering expertise , organizational leadership, and the ability to make consequential decisions involving reliability, safety, customer commitments, operational risk, investment, and long-term portfolio performance.
Own Reliability Management System Strategy and Operating Model
Define and own the North America Reliability Management System strategy, multi-year roadmap, target operating model, governance structure, maturity plan, and measures of success.
Establish how RMS capabilities work together across operations engineering, reliability engineering, technical processes, maintenance, operational controls, telemetry, assurance, risk, and fleet learning.
Define decision rights, accountability boundaries, required interfaces, escalation paths, and management mechanisms across RMS and partner functions.
Set portfolio priorities and determine the sequencing of capability development, standards deployment, technology enablement, and organizational change.
Advise the SVP and executive leadership on material reliability risks, capability gaps, operating -model choices, investment requirements, and tradeoffs.
Ensure the RMS remains scalable and fit for purpose as the North American portfolio, operating complexity, and customer requirements evolve.
Establish Enterprise Reliability Standards and Controls
Own the North America framework for operating standards, standard work, SOPs, MOPs, EOPs, maintenance requirements, job plans, technical process libraries, and related operational controls within RMS scope.
Establish the governance and lifecycle used to develop, approve, deploy, revise, retire, and assure RMS standards and controlled technical content.
Set expectations for safe, repeatable, practical, and verifiable work execution across different sites, designs, equipment vintages, and operating conditions.
Resolve material conflicts among technical requirements, operating practices, design intent, maintenance needs, customer commitments, and portfolio s