Data Center Site Selection Manager
- LocationDiamond Bar, California, United States
- Work typeHybrid
- Salary100k to 150k USD a year
- EmploymentFull-time
- Posted6 November 2026
- SourceZenlayer, Inc's careers page (BambooHR)
Live checkFirst seen 2 days ago; still listed on Zenlayer, Inc's careers page 3 h ago.
At a glance
- Experience3 to 5 years
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About the role
We are looking for a Data Center Site Selection Manager to join our team! The Data Center Site Selection Manager will be supporting Zenlayer’s AI expansion efforts, helping to source potential data center locations while staying informed on key market indicators and fluctuations. Our ideal candidate has a blend of real estate/data center knowledge and experience, strong negotiation skills, and a desire to join a growing organization!
Duties & Responsibilities:
- Identify potential data center locations to support the business’ expansion strategy
- Travel to prospected locations to evaluate site feasibility
- Develop and manage acquisition strategies with consideration of power, scale, cost, tax, risk, etc.
- Engage in and support lease negotiations alongside the Legal team
- Monitor market trends and activity to influence acquisition strategy
- Maintain relationships with brokers, landlords, utilities, and related personnel
Required Qualifications:
- 3-5 years of experience in commercial real estate, specifically with data center site selection
- Excellent communication and presentation skills to liaise with key stakeholders
- Ability and willingness to travel as a large portion of work
- Strong interpersonal skills to work seamlessly with internal and external teams
- Strong time and project management skills to manage acquisition processes
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