Technical Operations Compliance Manager, Third Party Data Centers
Pubblicato il 25-08-2026 - Experteer Italy in Bardi
Technical Operations Compliance Manager, Third Party Data CentersIn this role you ensure the highest levels of digital operational resilience, safety, and regulatory compliance across Google’s third-party data center partnerships in the EMEA region.
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You will lead comprehensive audit programs, verify maintenance and service evidence, and drive improvements through risk-based prioritization.
You collaborate with CAP, EHS, and local teams to sustain performance and reduce outage recovery time.
This position offers meaningful impact by strengthening the data center value chain and adhering to evolving European standards.premio target (15%)equityglobal role scoperemote-friendly (distribution of locations)Act as the primary 3PDCOPs representative for CAP audits and coordinate with local managers on site resilienceDevelop audit plans and verify provider evidence (maintenance logs)
to ensure proper servicing of critical infrastructureCollaborate with CAP to address deficiencies, prioritizing issues with risk-based tools and setting remediation deadlinesTrack drill outcomes and ORD/iORD to document improvements and ensure resilience exercises meet standardsDeliver reports and dashboards to communicate audit trends, site performance, and overall EMEA compliance posture to leadership9 years of experience in technical compliance, facility management, or operations xkiyazw for data centers and mission-critical facilitiesExperience with critical data center infrastructure (power, cooling, safety protocols)Experience leading internal and external compliance audits for technical facilitiesAbility to travel up to 50% across the EMEA region for site visits and auditsIn this role you ensure the highest levels of digital operational resilience, safety, and regulatory compliance across Google’s third-party