Inmobiliario y Construcción Jefe
Pubblicato il 01-10-2026 - Data For Med in Caserta
LOCATION Caserta ABOUT US DATA for MED develops and delivers data center infrastructure in the Mediterranean. Our first data center, 10 MW IT, is rising in the province of Caserta and is the first phase of a multi-year programme extending across Italy and abroad. We are part of an industrial group with a long history in construction and a dedicated structure for the construction of its data center projects. We are at the beginning: whoever joins now does not inherit the playbook — they write it.
As Data Center Senior Construction Project Manager at DATA for MED, you will own the delivery of our first data center: a 10 MW IT facility in the province of Caserta, and the first step of a multi-year development programme. Construction is awarded to two separate general contractors both contracted directly by DATA for MED. You will be the owner's single point of reference to both, governing the interface between them. That interface is where a project like this is won or lost.
The ideal candidate combines a solid grasp of mission-critical construction with the ability to make people work together who do not report to them. The role is fully site-based, ensuring real governance and clear responsibilities across all parties.
Lead the project end-to-end: tendering, construction, commissioning and handover Act as the owner of quality, schedule, cost, HSE and overall project delivery Govern the interface between the general contractors: space handover matrix, binding milestones, one integrated programme Enforce on site the requirements a critical facility places on construction: tolerances, fire compartmentation, envelope tightness, cleanliness regime Drive the commissioning path through progressive levels up to integrated systems testing Manage contracts and procurement follow-up, including major equipment Supervise contractors and service providers, providing guidance and support Identify cost-saving opportunities and proactively flag savings and overruns to protect target v