Chef för datacenterarkitektur - Verda

You will own the physical architecture of Verda's data centers end to end. You will translate incoming GPU platforms (HGX systems, NVL racks, liquid-cooled Blackwell and Rubin trays) into buildable, repeatable site designs that can be deployed quickly and operated reliably at scale. Define the reference design for a Verda hall: rack layout and floor plan, power distribution and busway topology, structured cabling and fiber plant, InfiniBand and Ethernet fabric routing, and the airflow or liquid-cooling loop that keeps it all within spec. Produce the drawings, elevations, and specifications the deployment and site teams build against. Own the Bill of Materials for each deployment (servers, switches, PDUs, cabling, transceivers, cable management, and every ancillary part), keeping it accurate, versioned, and costed. Work with procurement and our hardware partners (including Supermicro) to make sure what's specified is what arrives, and that lead times and substitutions never block a deployment. Set the standards that let us repeat a design across sites: naming conventions, cabling schemes, labeling, rack-and-stack runbooks, and acceptance criteria for handover to operations. Drive design reviews for new sites and expansions, resolving trade-offs between density, power budget, cooling capacity, cost, and time-to-live. Build and lead the architecture function, working shoulder to shoulder with our Electrical, Thermal, Structural, Hardware, and Networking engineers, and with the Data Center Operations and Expansion teams turning your designs into live capacity. Representative projects: author the reference design for a new liquid-cooled Blackwell/Rubin hall and take it from floor plan and BOM to first racks online; standardize the structured cabling and fiber plant across sites so a fabric build is repeatable and labeled to a single convention; own and version the deployment BOM, closing the gap between what's specified, what's procured, and what's installed on the floor; run the design review and operational handover for a new-market expansion, from lease constraints and power envelope to acceptance testing.