The Director will own operational technology security, security compliance, and physical security engineering across the IREN fleet. They will establish security standards, manage security architecture, and lead a team of specialists to ensure the integrity of industrial control systems.
The Commissioning Subject Matter Expert will define and own commissioning standards, specifications, and acceptance criteria across all IREN data center sites. This role serves as the technical escalation point for commissioning teams and oversees third-party deliverables, factory testing, and root-cause analysis for discipline failures.
The Commissioning Subject Matter Expert will define and own commissioning standards, specifications, and acceptance criteria across all IREN sites. They will serve as the technical escalation point for campus teams and oversee the performance of third-party commissioning authorities and equipment vendors.
The Network Engineering Manager will lead and develop a team of engineers to design, build, and maintain high-performance networks for AI data centers. They are responsible for overseeing network delivery, managing hiring and performance, and ensuring technical standards are met across all US sites.
The Director of Reliability Hardware Systems oversees end-to-end hardware reliability and failure analysis for AI infrastructure, including GPUs, servers, and networking equipment. This role directs system-level reliability teams and collaborates across engineering disciplines to ensure product stability and long-term performance.
The Senior Director will lead the end-to-end delivery of first-of-kind GPU and high-performance computing clusters, transforming new infrastructure architectures into production-ready solutions. They are responsible for establishing rigorous QA/QC frameworks, managing program milestones, and driving cross-functional collaboration to ensure clusters are delivered on time and at scale.
The Senior Director will lead the high-volume deployment of GPU and HPC clusters across data centers, ensuring production readiness and operational excellence. This role involves building a scalable deployment factory, managing cross-functional teams, and driving automation to meet aggressive capacity commitments.
The Senior Project Manager serves as the design authority for physical network infrastructure, developing and maintaining standards for data center campuses. They are responsible for approving engineering designs, directing external consultants, and ensuring construction compliance with technical specifications.
The Purchaser manages day-to-day operational and capital project procurement, including sourcing materials, processing PRs/POs, and tracking deliveries. They also coordinate vendor onboarding, risk management, and collaborate with warehouse teams to ensure inventory and project requirements are met.
The Vendor Onboarding & Risk Specialist manages the end-to-end vendor onboarding process, including qualification, documentation, and compliance verification. They are responsible for maintaining vendor risk registers, coordinating NDAs, and ensuring all supplier records are audit-ready.
The Senior Technical Sourcing Manager will own end-to-end relationships with ODM partners, managing commercial negotiations, pricing strategies, and supply commitments for server and storage platforms. They will also oversee installation services and ensure vendor performance aligns with data center go-live timelines.
The NPI Materials Manager will oversee the end-to-end materials flow for new compute, storage, and networking platforms, ensuring all hardware is available for testing and validation. This role acts as the primary liaison between engineering, sourcing, and operations to manage schedules, inventory, and supplier readiness for pre-production hardware.
The Senior Project Manager owns the end-to-end delivery of telecommunications, network infrastructure, and fiber systems for data center campuses. They are responsible for managing design coordination, carrier relationships, procurement, and field execution to ensure projects meet schedule and budget requirements.
The Director of Network Delivery is responsible for the end-to-end delivery of telecommunications and network infrastructure across all data center campuses. This role involves building and leading a team of project managers, managing portfolio-level budgets and schedules, and establishing strategic relationships with carriers and vendors.
The Document Control Specialist is responsible for establishing and maintaining the document management framework across all active Technical Program Management programs. This includes managing folder architecture, enforcing naming conventions, and ensuring all project documentation is properly controlled and accessible.
The Scheduler is responsible for building, maintaining, and communicating the integrated master schedule across all AI infrastructure and HPC deployment programs. This role acts as the scheduling authority, ensuring milestones, vendor deliveries, and customer commitments are accurately tracked and reported to leadership.
The Senior Project Engineer coordinates engineering activities across multiple capital projects to ensure alignment with schedules, procurement, and construction needs. They act as the central integration point between internal teams, external consultants, and vendors to resolve bottlenecks and maintain project visibility.
The Project Coordinator supports the Technical Program Management function by maintaining project schedules, risk registers, and status trackers. They also coordinate meetings, manage project documentation, and track vendor procurement milestones.
The Contracts Coordinator manages the full lifecycle of capital and operational contracts, ensuring proper drafting, negotiation, and execution. This role acts as a liaison between Procurement, Legal, Finance, and external contractors to maintain compliance and visibility over contractual obligations.
You will own the design and architecture of platform systems, including data engineering, automation, and developer tooling. Additionally, you will coach and mentor other engineers while managing API contracts and technical direction across team boundaries.
The Staff Software Engineer will define the long-term technical direction for the platform, spanning multiple teams and complex cross-functional problems. They are responsible for mentoring engineers, establishing technical standards, and delivering large-scale systems while remaining hands-on with code and production operations.
The Principal Engineer serves as the subject matter expert for mechanical and HVAC systems, translating architectural concepts into executable designs for data center projects. They provide technical guidance, ensure cross-discipline alignment, and support commissioning and construction activities to maintain high performance and sustainability standards.
The Technical Sourcing Manager will own the end-to-end sourcing, commercial negotiation, and contractor governance for fiber and backbone infrastructure. They will manage supply-constrained markets and coordinate with internal teams to ensure fiber delivery aligns with data center build and go-live milestones.
You will own the end-to-end sourcing strategy for data center switching and optics, including commercial negotiations, vendor management, and capacity planning. You will partner with engineering and operations teams to ensure hardware delivery aligns with aggressive data center build schedules.
The manager will oversee the selection and management of 3PL warehousing partners while designing receiving, storage, and inventory processes. They are responsible for building the offsite warehousing network, establishing SOPs, and ensuring inventory accuracy across all facilities.
The Business Operations Manager will oversee the planning, reporting, and operational cadence for the Cloud Operations and SRE teams while acting as a force multiplier for the VP. This role involves driving cross-functional programs, automating recurring tasks through AI agents, and managing executive support functions.
The Azure DevOps Lead Engineer will define and own the Azure platform architecture, governance models, and DevOps standards for the organization. They will also lead and mentor a team of engineers while ensuring platform reliability, security, and compliance with SOX and ISO 27001 frameworks.
The Senior Analyst will partner with the VP of Data Center Procurement to develop and operationalize global procurement strategies and frameworks. They will also manage executive reporting, market intelligence, and cross-functional coordination to support the company's global data center expansion.
The Senior Technical Infrastructure Program Manager will lead cross-functional operational remediation programs across AI infrastructure and hyperscale data centers. They are responsible for developing remediation roadmaps, managing program strategy, and driving infrastructure reliability and scalability improvements.
The Senior Technical Program Manager will lead strategic infrastructure delivery programs, including AI cloud platforms and hyperscale GPU data centers, from initiation through operational handoff. They are responsible for program governance, financial oversight, resource planning, and managing cross-functional teams to ensure predictable delivery aligned with business objectives.
The Senior Technical Project Manager will lead the execution of complex technical infrastructure projects, including AI infrastructure deployment and operational remediation. They are responsible for developing detailed execution plans, managing project schedules, and coordinating cross-functional teams to ensure successful project outcomes.
The Electrical BIM Specialist translates corporate VDC standards into practical discipline-level execution for data center projects. They lead model reviews, manage clash detection, and serve as the primary point of contact for trade contractors and design teams.
The Mechanical BIM Specialist will translate corporate VDC standards into discipline-level execution for mechanical systems in data center projects. This role involves leading model reviews, driving clash detection, and serving as the primary point of contact for trade contractors and design teams.
The Manager, VDC will establish and lead the corporate Virtual Design & Construction function, defining strategy, standards, and digital delivery frameworks across the data center portfolio. This role supports project teams by providing guidance on model-based coordination, constructability reviews, and technology integration to compress design and delivery timelines.
The Senior Site Acquisition and Development Manager leads site selection, acquisition, due diligence, and permitting for AI data center projects across North America. The role coordinates external consultants and internal cross-functional teams to ensure the development portfolio remains accurate and audit-ready.
The Project Billing Analyst manages the vendor invoice validation process, ensuring accuracy and compliance with contract terms. This role acts as a liaison between project managers, vendors, and finance teams to resolve billing irregularities and monitor project burn rates.
