Global Technical Documentation Control Program Manager

Serverfarm is a leading developer and operator of data centers with over 750+ locations and key customer relationships in 45 countries. We're revolutionizing how data centers operate across North America, Western Europe, and Israel, serving the world's leading technology and hyperscale companies. With Manulife Investment Management's acquisition in 2023 and our award-winning InCommand platform we're positioned for explosive growth as AI adoption and cloud migration drive unprecedented demand for data center capacity. A career at Serverfarm means being at the forefront of digital infrastructure innovation, where your work directly impacts how the world's data is managed and secured. As we target 4x growth over the next four years, you'll have unprecedented opportunities to take on new challenges, develop cutting-edge skills, and grow your career across our expanding global operations. Join our team of innovators and help shape the future of sustainable data centers while building a career without boundaries. We are seeking a Global Technical Documentation Control Program Manager who thinks in terms of scalable, interconnected systems. This strategic technical leader will establish and oversee a technical document control and governance framework spanning the entire lifecycle of our data center portfolio—from initial technical design and construction to L0–L6 commissioning, and long-term operational management. The successful candidate will also ensure this program aligns with corporate policies governing document and information management and retention schedules.  As the owner of our technical documentation program, you will bridge the gap between design engineering standards and operational reality. You will ensure that records for vital engineering assets—including electrical diagrams, control network schematics, Bill of Materials (BOMs), telemetry schemas, and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs/MOPs)—are meticulously verified, version-controlled, and unified across our expanding global fleet.