Supply Chain Delivery Manager, Data Center Power & Cooling OFE

Anthropic · Remote-Friendly, United States · Compute · listed August 25, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Manager
Experience asked
8–12 years
Where
On site
Stated pay
$320,000 – $405,000 USD
Requirements listed
8
Length
2,402 words

In the posting’s own words

We're hiring a Supply Chain Delivery Manager to own that equipment from purchase order to dock. You will be the site-facing supply chain lead for a regional portfolio of data center projects: tracking every OFE line item against the construction schedule, running factory and logistics escalations with OEMs, holding suppliers and general contractors accountable for delivery performance, and giving leadership a clear, converged picture of delivery risk across the portfolio. Your job is to make sure equipment production and delivery are never the reason a site misses its ready-for-service date.

What it asks for · 8

  • 8–12+ years in supply chain delivery, equipment expediting, construction management, or infrastructure program management on large-scale, schedule-driven construction programs.
  • Hands-on experience delivering power and/or cooling equipment for mission-critical facilities — transformers, switchgear, generators, UPS, busway, chillers, CDUs, air handlers — and familiarity with how those OEMs actually build and ship.
  • You've managed cross-functional escalations across construction teams, suppliers, and internal partners, and you know when to expedite, when to resequence, and when to escalate commercially.
  • Comfortable reading and influencing construction schedules (P6 or MS Project) and tying equipment milestones to them.
  • Strong written and verbal communication — you can turn a messy delivery problem into a one-page recommendation for leadership.
  • Data-fluent: you build and maintain trackers and dashboards, and you'd rather look at the numbers than trust a status email.
  • Thrive with high autonomy in a fast-moving, ambiguous environment; you own outcomes, not just updates.
  • Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field, or equivalent experience.

Also a plus

  • Experience with hyperscale or AI data center construction and OFCI (owner-furnished, contractor-installed) delivery models.
  • Experience supporting multiple concurrent projects (5–10+) across a regional portfolio.
  • Working knowledge of FAT/SAT and commissioning workflows and how equipment documentation gates them.
  • Heavy-haul / project logistics experience, including international freight, customs, and Incoterms.
  • Technical understanding of data center electrical distribution and cooling system design.
  • Familiarity with ERP/procurement systems and analytics tools (SQL, Power BI/Tableau, Smartsheet/Procore).
  • PMP, CSCP, or similar certification.

Degree language

  • Comfortable reading and influencing construction schedules (P6 or MS Project) and tying equipment milestones to them.
  • Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field, or equivalent experience.

Tools and skills named

Operations & finance
  • Supply chain6×
  • Program management2×
Data
  • Power BI2×
  • Tableau2×
Ways of working
  • Cross-functional2×
  • Technical writing2×
Languages
  • SQL2×
Go to market
  • Negotiation
Security & compliance
  • Risk management

Words the posting leans on

  • delivery31×
  • construction23×
  • equipment15×
  • schedule15×
  • escalation13×
  • ofe12×
  • dates11×
  • experience10×
  • portfolio10×
  • risk10×
  • site10×
  • engineering9×
  • supplier9×
  • milestones8×
  • sourcing8×
  • management7×

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