Infrastructure Project Manager

Job Description

This is an Infrastructure Project Manager focused on network hardware and physical installations, not software-only projects. The role sits between network engineering, deployment teams, and the business, ensuring complex infrastructure builds are delivered correctly and on time. This PM manages projects involving physical network equipment (routers, switches, cabling, optics, racks).

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• 5+ years of experience managing cross-functional or cross-team projects.
• Ability to partner with network architects and deployment teams to develop and lead the installation and commissioning of network infrastructure.
• Translate engineering and business requirements into technical project plans, key milestones, and RACI for network engineers and integration teams.
• Experience with Service Now, JIRA, and other program management tools.
• Determine and develop a common report‑out framework to publish key metrics and project states.
• Has managed projects with network equipment — Cisco, etc.
• Can use Service Now and other fundamental tools to keep stuff tracked.
• Can get stakeholders on calls.
• Strong understanding of network architectures, optics, and larger system‑level integration.