Infrastructure Project Manager

Job Title: Lab Relocation Project Manager
Location: Dallas, TX (Will consider remote for a strong candidate. Please if remote, expectations are that they will need to travel to Dallas a few times a year)
Duration: 1 year but may extend up to 2 years or so

Years Experience: Minimum 5+

Top Skills:
- PMP certification or equivalent experience required
- Must be able to show examples of project plans
- Data center / lab experience preferred

Lab Relocation Project Manager Scope:
Provide project management, governance, stakeholder coordination, resource planning, risk and issue management, reporting, migration planning, and infrastructure modernization support for the Lab Consolidation initiative. Project Manager shall establish and manage structured project governance, tracking phased execution models and risk compliance controls to minimize operational disruption and mitigate risks during complex, high-impact migration and transformation activities. Project manager shall provide project management oversight to track and drive the consolidation and modernization of legacy environments to minimize the physical data center footprint, reduce operating expenses, and optimize overall infrastructure spend. Project Manager shall provide project management support to drive the timeline and coordination for designing and establishing a standardized execution coordination. Project Manager shall ensure strict adherence to the project tasks and timeline and the successful delivery of all Project Plan milestones. Project Manager shall track and report progress against each Project Plan Milestone in accordance with the reporting requirements.

Initial Project Plan Framework:
The Project Manager shall deliver an initial project plan framework and stakeholder engagement schedule to the Client's Technical Delivery Manager for review and approval within fifteen (15) business days of the SOW Effective Date. The Project Plan will be developed progressively with stakeholder input, targeting initial execution activities to begin toward the end of Q3/Q4 of 2026. Given the dynamic and multi-phased nature of the lab migrations, the Project Plan will be a living document, progressively elaborated, updated, and executed in parallel with stakeholder input throughout the term of the engagement.

The Project Manager will collaborate continuously with lab stakeholders to develop and integrate the following components into the Project Plan as data becomes available:
a) A stakeholder engagement and communication schedule establishing a regular coordination cadence with all lab stakeholder teams;
b) A phased migration timeline with rolling milestones, including completion of stakeholder alignment on migration scope, sequencing, and methodology;
c) Detailed migration trackers identifying equipment, designated destination locations, migration sequencing, and assignments per stakeholder team;
d) Coordination and tracking of infrastructure readiness at destination facilities, including power, space, cooling, shipping & receiving, rack & stack, network connectivity, and backhaul reachability; and
e) A minimized-operational-impact migration approach with risk mitigation measures.