Mechanical Critical Environment Manager
Pubblicato il 10-08-2026 - Data4 in Cornaredo
DATA4'S MISSION
DATA4 creates Smart & Scalable digital facilities for our customers. Our network of highly connected, resilient and sustainable data center campuses underpins our customers’ digital growth in Europe.
DATA4 Group finances, designs, constructs and operates its own data centers. Delivered through our data center campus model, we provide our customers with secure, scalable and high-performance data hosting solutions.
DATA4 VALUES
At DATA4 we are driven by our values. These are the core of everything we do – from the proactivity we show in delivering great outcomes for our clients, to the responsibility we show as a key contributor to the digital economy. Our three values are:
To be entrepreneurial – we are teams of doers who make things happen - with autonomy, energy and a sense of responsibility
To always take responsibility – for our impact on the people we work with, the society we are part of, and the environment in which we operate
To constantly be adaptable – our business is designed to adapt, answering not only today’s challenges,
but also anticipating what’s coming next.
About The Role
The Critical Environment Manager (CEM) is a key resource for technical management of operating data centers. The CEM is responsible for streamlining data center operations and maintenance as well as for removing risks in data center critical environment. They lead both recurrent (e.g. seasonal readiness) and ad-hoc technical projects to mitigate or remediate risks of experiencing loss of resilience or redundancy in data centers.
The CEM collects technical data from Data4 Facility Managers and from customers to define technical roadmaps and projects. They oversee all aspects of critical environment projects, from inception to completion. This includes coordinating with cross-functional teams such as engineering, operations, and facilities management to ensure seamless project execution and minimal disruption to data center operations. They are directly accou