Logistics Operations Manager, Server Operations

Logistics Operations Manager

As a Logistics Operations Manager at Google, you will lead and manage all logistics operations required within the Google data center campuses and mini-clusters in North and South America. Standard services include receiving, shipping, quality control, rack movements, rack placement, tray assembly, cabling, spare parts management, decommissions, returns, and RMA's (Return Merchandise Authorizations).

Responsibilities include :

• Own day-to-day logistics operations management of assigned data center(s).
• Create, lead, and support cross-functional company initiatives / projects. Manage quarterly budgets, invoice control, and capital improvement projects within your locations.
• Manage 3PL partners with associates on their teams dedicated to our account. Manage and monitor metrics for key performance indicators (KPIs), vendor performance scorecards, and development of business cases to support logistics process changes and / or improvements.
• Manage relationships with multiple internal customers at data centers. Drive alignment and prioritization of initiatives in a fast-paced environment with many interdependencies.
• Recognize improvement opportunities to the cost and / or quality of services to be provided. Be proactive in turning these thoughts into a documented business case, present the business case to your peers and management for approval, and provide ongoing project management.

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