Non-Engineering
$229,600 - $393,600 USD yearly
Originally posted 11 April 2026 by the employer.
About the role
What you'll do
- Establish and manage executive relationships with colocation providers, data center developers, and infrastructure operators.
- Build and maintain a global pipeline of data center engagements to ensure sufficient power and capacity for AMD’s AI growth.
- Lead complex negotiations involving infrastructure, capacity commitments, and long-term strategic agreements.
- Collaborate with DC GPU Product Management, Business Operations, Corporate Development, IT, Legal, and customer-facing teams.
- Identify emerging trends in data center design, power utilization, and AI infrastructure deployment.
What you'll need
- Deep expertise in data center infrastructure, hyperscale and emerging cloud ecosystems, and large-scale capacity planning.
- Experience building partnerships that enable rapid, global deployment of compute platforms.
- Strong executive presence and ability to influence C-level stakeholders.
- Deep understanding of data center power, capacity, and infrastructure constraints.
- Experience negotiating complex, multi-party infrastructure and platform agreements.
- A strategic mindset paired with strong operational execution.
Nice to have
- Experience in business development, infrastructure strategy, or cloud partnerships.
- Direct experience working with data center providers, colocation operators, infrastructure developers, Cloud or NeoCloud providers.
- Direct experience with large-scale infrastructure deployment or capacity planning.
- Strong familiarity with AI infrastructure requirements (power density, cooling, networking).
- Strong familiarity with GPU/accelerator-based compute platforms.
- Strong familiarity with Cloud and hybrid deployment models.
- Proven track record of structuring and closing large-scale, multi-year strategic agreements.
- Experience working across global markets and scaling partnerships internationally.
- MBA or advanced technical degree.