Nvidia Site Selection Inventory Manager 

United States, California 

349596502

US, CA, Santa Clara

What you’ll be doing:

• Build, maintain, and continually update a comprehensive inventory of data center supply and available capacity worldwide.

• Differentiate between marketing timelines and achievable project schedules; assess rack-ready dates versus powered land delivery.

• Distinguish between incremental available capacity versus cumulative MW leased or reserved, identifying true near-term options.

• Leverage relationships and partner with colocation developers, operators, and brokers to secure early insight into market opportunities.

• Partner with finance, construction, and operations teams to validate capacity options, assess risk, and ensure economic and technical fit.

• Evaluate infrastructure, permitting, and construction timelines to separate viable opportunities from speculative offerings.

• Provide insights into long-term supply trends and recommend strategies to secure capacity aligned with growth.

What we need to see:

• 15+ years of progressive experience in the data center industry, with significant exposure to colocation providers, developers, and brokers.

• BS and/or MS in Electrical Engineering with a PE License (or equivalent experience)

• Established network of industry contacts across Tier 1 and Tier 2 colocation providers.

• Solid understanding of data center design, construction, and infrastructure timelines.

• Proven track record of evaluating project feasibility and differentiating between speculative capacity and industry commitments.

• Strong analytical and financial competence with ability to bridge technical site readiness with business decision-making.

• Excellent communication and relationship skills to align partners across technical and commercial teams.

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

• Prior experience maintaining or building capacity tracking systems/databases.

• Exposure to lease negotiations, power procurement, and permitting processes.

• Ability to “connect the dots” across finance, construction, operations, and executive leadership