Josh Mott — Daily Job Search
Tuesday 08 September 2026 · Sydney NSW · Telco & Critical Infrastructure PM
Each role opened & read in full, then AI-assessed by anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.5 · Sources: Adzuna
32 strong match(es) (fit ≥7/10) · 11 borderline
Tier 1 (7)
| NSW Department of Customer Service · The Rocks, Sydney · 💰 $154,231-$178,369 + superannuation + leave loading · Permanent full-time, ongoing; hybrid when not travelling (frequent regional/overnight travel required) · via Adzuna NSW Department of Customer Service - state government department managing critical communications infrastructure including the CCEP public-safety network Josh currently delivers. Verdict: Perfect match - this is almost certainly a CCEP program role within NSW Telco Authority/DCS managing the exact critical communications infrastructure Josh currently delivers for Amalgamotion. Direct sector, scope, and stakeholder alignment. Why it fits Josh- NSW Department of Customer Service houses NSW Telco Authority which owns the CCEP program Josh currently delivers - this role likely manages field delivery of the same $2B+ public-safety network (Police/Fire/Ambulance/SES) he already works on
- Critical telecommunications infrastructure supporting emergency services across NSW is Josh's exact current remit: 120+ PSN sites, remote/regional travel, multi-discipline coordination
- Grade 11/12 ($154k-$178k) plus super aligns with his $205k package and reflects appropriate government banding for his 17 years and current Regional PM scope
- Frequent and overnight travel to regional/remote sites matches his current CCEP field delivery model and comfort with alpine/remote NSW infrastructure locations
Watch-outs- Job description truncated so full requirements unknown, but no obvious gaps given he's already delivering this program from the contractor side
- Moving from contractor (Amalgamotion) to client side (DCS/NSW Telco Authority) - but this is career progression, not a gap
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| NSW Department of Customer Service · Sydney, Sydney Region · 💰 $154,231-178,369 + superannuation and leave loading · Permanent full-time, ongoing. Hybrid when not travelling, frequent overnight travel required · via Adzuna NSW Department of Customer Service - state government department delivering critical telecommunications infrastructure for emergency services across NSW Verdict: Perfect match - this is exactly Josh's current role remit. NSW Govt critical telecommunications infrastructure supporting emergency services, Grade 11/12 aligns with his seniority, salary $154-178k meets his floor, and the field/travel component mirrors his CCEP regional delivery experience. Why it fits Josh- NSW Department of Customer Service owns the Critical Communications Enhancement Program (CCEP) that Josh currently delivers - this is the same client/sector/mission-critical public-safety telecom infrastructure he's been executing for 5+ years
- Grade 11/12 seniority and $154-178k salary range matches his current $205k level (acceptable step for permanent public sector role with stability)
- Field-based with frequent regional/overnight travel directly mirrors his current remote/regional/alpine site delivery across ~120 CCEP infrastructure sites
- Critical telecommunications supporting emergency services is his exact domain - Police, Fire, Ambulance, RFS, SES networks
Watch-outs- Salary represents a ~$25-50k step down from current $205k, though within his stated $140k+ floor and offset by public sector permanency/benefits
- No detail on team size or portfolio value to confirm it matches his current ~$90M+ accountability
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| NBN Co · The Rocks, Sydney · via Adzuna nbn Co - Australia's government-owned wholesale broadband network infrastructure company, Field Services division manages nationwide network delivery and construction programs Verdict: Outstanding fit - nbn Field Services PM is core telco infrastructure delivery exactly matching Josh's current CCEP public-safety network program and his prior nbn Partner Engagement experience. Direct sector overlap. Why it fits Josh- Josh already has nbn experience (2014-2016 Partner Engagement/Program Coordinator) giving him insider knowledge of nbn's delivery models and stakeholder landscape
- Current CCEP role delivers identical infrastructure - telecommunications network rollout across NSW sites with multi-discipline coordination (civil, RF, fibre, transmission) directly transferable to nbn field services
- Field Services PM at nbn means end-to-end network infrastructure delivery (likely FttP, fixed wireless, HFC upgrades) - perfect match for his 17 years in telco construction and site delivery
- nbn is tier-1 critical infrastructure, government-owned wholesale network - aligns perfectly with his public-safety/critical-comms background and NSW Government stakeholder experience
Watch-outs- Job description truncated - cannot verify specific salary or whether it meets $140k floor, though Senior PM at nbn Co should comfortably exceed this
- nbn's current phase (upgrade/maintenance vs initial rollout) may differ from his greenfield build experience, though his Service Stream and current CCEP roles cover full lifecycle
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| Senior Project Manager (Capital) Fire and Rescue NSW · Sydney, Sydney Region · 💰 $133,348 - $146,945 + super (~$166,549 package total) · Ongoing Full Time (permanent), location Greenacre Sydney · via Adzuna Fire and Rescue NSW – state government emergency service delivering capital works and infrastructure projects for fire/rescue facilities and assets Verdict: Outstanding fit – NSW public safety agency capital infrastructure delivery aligns perfectly with Josh's current CCEP public-safety network experience and NSW Government stakeholder capability. Why it fits Josh- Fire and Rescue NSW is a NSW Government emergency service agency – direct parallel to his current CCEP program delivering public-safety radio infrastructure for Police, Fire, Ambulance, RFS, SES
- Capital Works project management for major/medium infrastructure projects matches his $90M+ portfolio delivery experience across 120+ critical sites
- NSW public-safety sector expertise from 5+ years on CCEP positions him ideally for Fire & Rescue's capital program delivery
- Experience managing multi-discipline infrastructure (civil, structural, electrical) from CCEP transfers directly to capital works delivery
Watch-outs- Salary ceiling $146,945 + super (~$166k package) is below his current $205k+, representing a ~$40k step back – though within his stated $140k+ floor
- Role likely focused on buildings/facilities capital works (fire stations, training facilities) rather than RF/telecom infrastructure – different technical domain than his telco/comms specialisation
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| NBN Co · The Rocks, Sydney · The Rocks Sydney location suggests office-based, likely permanent · via Adzuna NBN Co delivers Australia's national broadband network - Tier 1 critical telecommunications infrastructure owner/program manager Verdict: Outstanding fit - NBN is Josh's former employer (2014-2016) and directly aligned with his telecommunications infrastructure delivery expertise; portfolio governance role matches his current $90M+ CCEP portfolio management. Why it fits Josh- NBN is Josh's previous employer (2014-2016) - proven cultural fit and understanding of NBN's infrastructure program delivery model
- Senior Portfolio Manager governance role directly aligns with his current Regional PM managing ~$90M+ CCEP portfolio with 120+ infrastructure sites
- NBN's national broadband network is critical telecommunications infrastructure - perfect match for his 17+ years telco/critical-comms delivery experience
- Field Portfolio Governance & Delivery function matches his end-to-end lifecycle accountability (acquisition through to operational handover) and multi-site coordination strengths
Watch-outs- Job description is truncated so full requirements unclear - may involve more strategic portfolio governance vs hands-on delivery PM work
- Role may emphasise NBN-specific methodologies/systems that have evolved since his 2014-2016 tenure
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| Principal Field Services Engineer NSW Department of Customer Service · The Rocks, Sydney · 💰 $154,231 - $178,369 · Permanent full-time, hybrid (Tuesdays/Thursdays in Sydney McKell offices, travel to NSW PSN sites) · via Adzuna NSW Department of Customer Service - the client/owner organisation for the CCEP PSN network Josh currently delivers as a contractor Verdict: Exceptional fit - this is a Principal Engineer role supporting the exact PSN infrastructure Josh currently delivers at Amalgamotion. Direct continuation of his CCEP mission-critical network expertise with the client organisation itself. Why it fits Josh- Direct PSN (Public Safety Network) experience - Josh currently delivers the $2B+ NSW CCEP program that this role supports and maintains
- NSW Government stakeholder relationships already established through his current CCEP delivery work with NSW Telco Authority
- Field services across regional/remote NSW sites - mirrors his current accountability for ~120 infrastructure sites across NSW including alpine/remote locations
- Mission-critical communications network operations aligns perfectly with his 17+ years in telco infrastructure, RF, microwave, and critical communications
Watch-outs- Role is titled 'Engineer' not 'Project Manager' - may be more operational/technical maintenance focus than project delivery, though field services leadership likely involves coordination
- Salary ceiling $178k is below his current $205k, though within his stated acceptable floor of $140k+
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| Principal Field Services Engineer NSW Department of Customer Service · Sydney, Sydney Region · 💰 $154,231-178,369 + super + leave loading · Permanent full-time, ongoing. Hybrid (Tuesdays/Thursdays in Sydney McKell offices, plus NSW site travel) · via Adzuna NSW Department of Customer Service - the parent agency overseeing NSW Telco Authority and the PSN/CCEP network Josh currently works on as a delivery contractor. Verdict: Outstanding fit - this is a principal engineer role on the exact PSN (Public Safety Network) that Josh currently delivers as Regional PM on CCEP. Direct mission-critical comms network experience with the same infrastructure and stakeholder environment. Why it fits Josh- Same network: Josh currently manages ~120 CCEP PSN sites for NSW Govt (Police/Fire/Ambulance/RFS/SES) - this role supports the same mission-critical PSN infrastructure he's been delivering since 2019
- NSW Govt public-safety domain expertise: 5+ years working with NSW Telco Authority/emergency services stakeholders on the $2B+ CCEP program - perfect alignment with DCS customer base
- Field services & site lifecycle: Josh's end-to-end delivery (design, construction, commissioning, operational acceptance, handover) across 120+ remote/regional/alpine sites maps directly to field services engineering support
- Multi-discipline infrastructure: RF, fibre, microwave, civil, electrical coordination across telco sites transfers seamlessly to PSN field engineering troubleshooting and modernisation work
Watch-outs- Title is 'Principal Engineer' not 'Project Manager' - role likely more technical field engineering/troubleshooting than project delivery leadership, though his technical depth across RF/transmission may translate
- No engineering degree mentioned in profile (Diploma PM in progress) - Grade 11/12 principal level may have formal engineering qualification expectations
- Role appears support/maintenance-focused rather than program delivery - may be less strategic portfolio management than his current Regional PM accountability
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Tier 2 (19)
| Senior Project Manager - Data Centres Turner & Townsend · Sydney, Sydney Region · via Adzuna Turner & Townsend: global program/cost management consultancy, major player in Australian data centre construction/fit-out PMC for hyperscalers and colo operators. Verdict: Excellent fit - Turner & Townsend is a premier data centre consultancy, and Josh's CCEP multi-discipline infrastructure delivery (civil, structural, electrical, RF, fibre) translates directly to data centre M&E/fit-out project management. Why it fits Josh- Turner & Townsend specializes in data centre PMC/delivery - exactly Tier 2 target; Josh's $90M+ CCEP portfolio with civil, electrical, structural, RF/fibre coordination maps directly to data centre mechanical/electrical/structural disciplines
- Senior PM managing complex technical programs as client interface mirrors his current role: NSW Govt stakeholder management, vendor coordination, multi-site portfolio accountability
- 17 years delivering critical infrastructure (public-safety network, telco, 5G) provides the multi-discipline, mission-critical delivery rigor data centres demand
- Turner & Townsend clients include NEXTDC, AirTrunk, AWS - Josh's blue-chip telco/govt background (Nokia, Optus, NSW CCEP) aligns perfectly with their tier-1 client base
Watch-outs- No direct data centre construction experience on CV - however his CCEP infrastructure lifecycle (design, construction, commissioning) is highly transferable to DC fit-out
- Job description truncated - full role scope, project values, and salary not visible to confirm exact match against $140k+ floor
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| Construction Project Manager Equinix · The Rocks, Sydney · via Adzuna Equinix is the world's largest data centre and colocation provider; this role delivers construction/fit-out of mission-critical digital infrastructure facilities. Verdict: Excellent fit. Equinix is a premier global data centre operator; this Construction PM role directly leverages Josh's multi-discipline infrastructure delivery (civil, electrical, M&E, fibre) from CCEP and telco builds, transferring seamlessly to data centre construction. Why it fits Josh- Data centre construction PM at Equinix (Tier 2 operator) — direct translation of his CCEP multi-discipline coordination: civil, structural, electrical, RF/fibre transfers perfectly to data centre M&E, power, cooling, fibre
- 17 years delivering critical infrastructure projects with full lifecycle accountability ($90M+ portfolios, site acquisition through commissioning) — exactly what data centre construction demands
- Blue-chip vendor management (3 construction vendors on CCEP, 200+ sites Service Stream) and stakeholder complexity applies directly to DC fit-out contractors and Equinix internal teams
- Sydney-based role at The Rocks aligns geographically; Australian citizen eligible for any required clearances if Equinix has government/defence tenants
Watch-outs- No explicit data centre construction experience listed — however his telco infrastructure skill-set (power, cooling, cable systems, commissioning) is highly transferable and valued by DC operators
- Equinix may seek candidates with prior hyperscale/colocation DC project history, though his critical infrastructure pedigree and $90M+ program scale should compensate
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| Services & Commissioning Manager NEXTDC · Sydney, Sydney Region · via Adzuna NEXTDC is a leading ASX-listed data centre operator building hyperscale facilities across Australia; Services Manager is client-side delivery role for their mission-critical infrastructure projects. Verdict: Excellent fit. NEXTDC data centre critical infrastructure commissioning maps directly to Josh's CCEP multi-discipline delivery (civil, electrical, RF, fibre), mission-critical program experience, and vendor/contractor coordination skills. Why it fits Josh- NEXTDC Tier 2 target employer; Services & Commissioning Manager owns delivery and commissioning of critical infrastructure equipment - directly parallels Josh's CCEP lifecycle delivery (design, construction, commissioning, operational acceptance, handover)
- Mission-critical infrastructure focus aligns perfectly with public-safety radio network background; both demand zero-failure delivery, safety-first culture, and rigorous quality standards
- Multi-discipline coordination (civil, structural, electrical, mechanical) - Josh's CCEP work across RF/fibre/microwave/civil/electrical transfers seamlessly to data centre M&E and critical systems
- Client-side role managing principal contractors, service trades, and commissioning agents mirrors Josh's current model: leading 3 construction vendors + matrixed teams across 120+ sites
Watch-outs- Data centre mechanical/electrical plant systems (chillers, UPS, generators, cooling) are distinct from telco RF/transmission - though his multi-discipline coordination and commissioning rigour transfer well
- Role likely requires data centre-specific commissioning protocols (ASHRAE, Uptime Institute standards) which Josh would need to learn, though his CCEP operational acceptance process is analogous
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| Senior Project Manager - Data Centres WSP · Sydney, Sydney Region · via Adzuna WSP is a global engineering/project management consultancy; their Mission Critical team delivers data centre and critical infrastructure projects as PMC/owner's engineer. Verdict: Strong match - WSP's data centre PM role aligns well with Josh's multi-discipline infrastructure delivery (civil, electrical, RF, fibre) from CCEP and telco programs; data centre M&E/construction translates directly from his critical communications skillset. Why it fits Josh- Multi-discipline coordination from CCEP ($90M+ portfolio, civil/structural/electrical/RF/fibre/microwave) transfers directly to data centre mechanical & electrical systems delivery
- Mission-critical infrastructure experience (NSW public-safety network) aligns perfectly with data centre uptime/reliability demands
- Blue-chip contractor background (Amalgamotion, Service Stream) fits WSP's consultancy model for complex infrastructure projects
- Full lifecycle delivery (acquisition through commissioning/handover) matches data centre project phasing and complexity
Watch-outs- No explicit data centre project experience on CV - will need to articulate transferability of telco/critical-comms skills to DC environment
- WSP is a consultancy/PMC role rather than delivery contractor - slight shift from current direct delivery model
- May need to quickly familiarise with data centre-specific standards (Uptime Institute, ASHRAE, etc.) though technical fundamentals transfer
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| CPB · Sydney, Sydney Region · Permanent Full-time · via Adzuna CPB Contractors - major infrastructure delivery contractor executing hyperscale data centre construction with MEP integration for enterprise/AI clients Verdict: Strong fit. Major data centre construction with MEP integration maps directly to Josh's multi-discipline infrastructure delivery (civil, electrical, RF, fibre) from CCEP and telco programs. Melbourne location is the only friction point. Why it fits Josh- Data centre construction/MEP delivery aligns with his CCEP multi-discipline coordination (civil, structural, electrical, fibre, microwave) across 120+ infrastructure sites
- Senior PM scope leading major project delivery mirrors his current $90M+ portfolio accountability and full lifecycle ownership
- CPB Contractors is a Tier 1 infrastructure delivery contractor, direct parallel to his Service Stream/telco contractor background
- Hyperscale/enterprise data centre infrastructure is critical infrastructure requiring same stakeholder, vendor, and commissioning rigour as public-safety radio network
Watch-outs- Melbourne-based role versus Sydney preference, though multi-city locations listed suggest potential flexibility
- No explicit telecommunications component, pure data centre MEP focus may lack RF/transmission elements he's strongest in
- Job description truncated mid-sentence, full requirements unknown
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| Data Center Metro Director Microsoft · Sydney, Sydney Region · via Adzuna Microsoft - global hyperscaler operating major data centre campuses in Sydney region; focus on operational excellence, security, and partner/authority relationships across DC infrastructure. Verdict: Strong strategic fit for Josh's data-centre ambitions - Metro Director role at Microsoft overseeing campus-wide DC operations aligns well with his multi-site infrastructure delivery, vendor coordination, and $90M+ portfolio management from CCEP. Director-level step-up but his public-safety mission-critical experience translates directly. Why it fits Josh- Metro Director overseeing multiple data centre sites maps directly to Josh's Regional PM role managing ~120 infrastructure sites across NSW CCEP program
- Microsoft DC operations involve multi-discipline coordination (power, cooling, telco connectivity, physical infrastructure) matching his civil/electrical/RF/fibre skillset from telco builds
- Financial management of operating costs and large-scale portfolio aligns with his ~$90M portfolio + $15M variations accountability
- Partner/vendor relationship management across DC industry mirrors his management of 3 construction vendors and matrixed stakeholder coordination on CCEP
Watch-outs- Director title suggests step above his current Regional PM level - role likely requires previous data centre operational leadership not just delivery/construction PM experience
- Microsoft DC operations focus may emphasize ongoing operational management vs Josh's project delivery/construction lifecycle strength
- No salary stated but Microsoft Director roles in Sydney typically well above $140k floor - likely $250k+ range which is appropriate stretch
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| TIPM, Network Delivery, Data Center Capacity Delivery, BaND Network Delivery, Data Center Capacity Delivery Amazon · Sydney, Sydney Region · via Adzuna Amazon Web Services—global cloud infrastructure operator; this role delivers data center capacity (design, planning, delivery, operation of DC power, cooling, networking, servers, storage). Verdict: Strong match for Josh—AWS data center capacity delivery aligns directly with his multi-discipline infrastructure delivery skills (power, cooling, networking mirror his RF/fibre/electrical coordination), though cloud/hyperscale data center culture differs from his telco/government project background. Why it fits Josh- Data center infrastructure delivery maps cleanly to his CCEP multi-discipline coordination (civil, structural, electrical, power, cooling vs. his RF/fibre/microwave/electrical)—same underlying PM skillset
- AWS global infrastructure supply chain complexity and site delivery at scale matches his 120-site, $90M+ portfolio management and vendor coordination experience
- Critical infrastructure operational uptime requirements (AWS 'keep the cloud running') parallel his public-safety network mission-critical delivery mindset
- Technical infrastructure PM role at a Tier 2 employer (hyperscale data center operator) per candidate's target profile
Watch-outs- No direct data center construction/fit-out experience yet—his background is telecom sites (towers, shelters, transmission) rather than purpose-built DC facilities, though disciplines overlap
- AWS hyperscale environment and global supply chain scope may differ significantly from his NSW regional government program delivery culture
- Title 'TIPM' (Technical Infrastructure Program Manager assumed) suggests program-level scope; role description truncated so full responsibilities, seniority, and budget accountability unclear
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| Technical Program Manager, Data Center Delivery Amazon · Sydney, Sydney Region · via Adzuna Amazon Web Services—global cloud infrastructure owner delivering and operating all AWS data centers, servers, storage, networking, power and cooling equipment worldwide. Verdict: Excellent data-centre infrastructure delivery role at AWS that directly leverages Josh's multi-discipline infrastructure PM experience (power, cooling, networking) from CCEP and telco programs. Strong technical and scale match. Why it fits Josh- Data center infrastructure delivery (servers, storage, networking, power, cooling) maps directly to CCEP's multi-discipline coordination (electrical, RF, fibre, microwave) and remote critical infrastructure sites
- AWS global infrastructure scale and complexity aligns with managing ~120 sites/$90M+ portfolio and coordinating multiple vendors/disciplines
- Critical infrastructure delivery for 'keeping the cloud running' parallels mission-critical public-safety network delivery requiring high reliability and uptime
- Program/delivery management of physical infrastructure supply chain and delivery fits his 17+ years in telco/infrastructure construction lifecycle (design, approvals, construction, commissioning)
Watch-outs- Truncated job description limits full requirements visibility—cannot assess specific AWS program management frameworks, hyperscale data center experience expectations, or clearance requirements
- AWS corporate culture and 'cloud infrastructure' employer context differs from construction/delivery contractor background (UGL/Ventia type firms), though role substance appears strong fit
- May require familiarity with AWS-specific delivery methodologies or hyperscale data center standards beyond traditional telco infrastructure
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| TIPM, Network Delivery, Data Center Capacity Delivery, BaND Network Delivery, Data Center Capacity Delivery Amazon · The Rocks, Sydney · via Adzuna Amazon Web Services - owns design, planning, delivery and operation of all AWS global data center infrastructure (servers, storage, networking, power, cooling) Verdict: Strong fit for Josh - AWS data center infrastructure delivery aligns directly with his multi-discipline critical infrastructure background (civil, electrical, RF, fibre), and the role manages physical infrastructure projects rather than pure IT/cloud software. Why it fits Josh- CCEP program experience with ~$90M portfolio managing civil, electrical, RF, fibre, and microwave infrastructure translates directly to data center M&E, power, cooling, and networking delivery
- Track record delivering 120+ critical infrastructure sites with vendors and matrixed teams matches AWS global infrastructure delivery model
- Multi-discipline coordination (structural, electrical, mechanical systems) from telco/public-safety sites applies directly to data center construction and capacity delivery
- Experience with mission-critical infrastructure (Police/Fire/Ambulance networks) aligns with AWS's 'keep the cloud running' mandate for continual customer access
Watch-outs- No direct data center construction/fit-out experience on resume, though skill set transfers well from telco infrastructure
- AWS scale and global supply chain complexity may be larger than current ~120-site regional portfolio
- Title 'TIPM' (Technical Infrastructure Project Manager) suggests possible seniority level uncertainty without full JD
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| Project Manager - Data Centres Aggreko · Sydney, Sydney Region · via Adzuna Aggreko is the global leader in temporary power and cooling solutions, likely providing backup/temporary energy systems for data centre construction and operations across AusPac region. Verdict: Strong fit for Josh - data centre project management leverages his multi-discipline infrastructure delivery (civil, electrical, RF, fibre) from CCEP and telco rollouts, and Aggreko's temporary power/cooling solutions align with critical infrastructure mission-critical environments. Why it fits Josh- 17+ years managing complex infrastructure projects with multi-discipline coordination (civil, structural, electrical, RF, fibre) directly transfers to data centre M&E and critical systems delivery
- CCEP's mission-critical public-safety network experience ($90M+ portfolio, 120 sites, full lifecycle) aligns with data centre uptime requirements and critical infrastructure stakes
- Nokia/Optus 5G/RAN national rollout and Service Stream portfolio (~$30M, 200+ sites) demonstrates scale delivery capability relevant to data centre construction programs
- Data centre sector is explicitly called out in candidate profile as target (NEXTDC, AirTrunk, Equinix adjacency) and fits Tier 2 classification
Watch-outs- Aggreko specializes in temporary/mobile power and cooling solutions rather than permanent data centre construction - scope may differ from traditional DC build-out PM roles
- Job description is truncated so full requirements (salary, clearance, specific DC build experience expectations) are unknown
- No direct data centre project delivery experience listed, though infrastructure skills are highly transferable
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| Regional Data Centre Manager Cirrus Group Consulting · Sydney, Sydney Region · Full-Time, Regional (Sydney location available) · via Adzuna Cirrus Group Consulting—recruitment/consulting firm filling AI data centre regional infrastructure supervisor roles across APAC regions Verdict: Strong fit for Josh. Data centre infrastructure management role supervising construction foremen across regional sites—very similar to his CCEP regional delivery model managing multiple sites, vendors, and construction teams across NSW. Why it fits Josh- Regional delivery model managing multiple infrastructure sites mirrors his current CCEP role managing ~120 sites across NSW regions
- Supervising construction foremen (2-8 direct reports) aligns perfectly with his experience leading construction vendors and matrixed teams
- Data centre infrastructure construction leverages his multi-discipline coordination skills (civil, structural, electrical, M&E) from telco/critical comms sites
- AI/data centre sector is Tier 2 target—critical infrastructure with similar technical complexity to his telecom/public-safety background
Watch-outs- Title is 'Supervisor' rather than Manager/PM, though scope and direct reports suggest manager-level responsibility
- Description truncated—full JD needed to confirm PM accountability vs pure site supervision role
- Data centre specialization is adjacent rather than core telco/critical-comms, though skills transfer well
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| Customer Engineering Manager NEXTDC · Sydney, Sydney Region · via Adzuna NEXTDC – ASX 100 data centre operator, 17 facilities across Australia, designing/building/operating hyperscale and enterprise data centres with world-class critical infrastructure. Verdict: Strong fit for Josh – NEXTDC is a premier data centre operator and this engineering/operational management role directly aligns with his multi-discipline infrastructure delivery expertise (power, cooling, telco, critical systems) from CCEP and telco rollouts. Why it fits Josh- NEXTDC is a top-tier data centre company; Josh's CCEP experience managing civil, electrical, RF, fibre and mechanical infrastructure at 120+ critical sites transfers directly to data centre M&E/power/cooling/connectivity delivery
- Role likely involves managing construction, commissioning, and operational handover of data centre infrastructure – mirrors his end-to-end lifecycle accountability on $90M+ critical infrastructure portfolios
- Customer-facing engineering management suits his stakeholder coordination with NSW Govt, blue-chip telcos (Nokia, Optus) and multi-vendor teams across complex technical environments
- NEXTDC's growth phase (17 DCs, international expansion) offers program-scale delivery opportunity consistent with his $2B+ public-safety network and national 5G rollout background
Watch-outs- Title 'Customer Engineering Manager' may skew operational/account management rather than pure project/program delivery – need to confirm scope includes construction/project phases not just BAU support
- Job description truncated – missing detail on seniority, team size, budget accountability, and whether role is delivery-focused or post-commissioning operations
- Data centre sector is adjacent (Tier 2) not core telco/public-safety (Tier 1), though highly transferable given shared critical infrastructure disciplines
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| Network Development Manager, AWS Direct Connect Amazon · The Rocks, Sydney · The Rocks, Sydney location suggests perm, work arrangement unknown · via Adzuna Amazon Web Services - hyperscale cloud provider; Direct Connect team builds global dedicated network connectivity infrastructure between customer datacentres and AWS regions. Verdict: Strong technical fit for AWS's network infrastructure delivery team managing Direct Connect (backbone connectivity product). Role oversees network deployment engineers and TPMs building global infrastructure - aligns well with Josh's telco/critical comms background, though shift from field delivery to cloud network management and people leadership focus represents a step change in environment. Why it fits Josh- Direct Connect is AWS's dedicated network connectivity product - managing its build-out and scaling maps directly to Josh's $90M+ NSW CCEP network delivery (fibre, microwave, transmission)
- Leading Network Development Engineers and Technical Program Managers mirrors his current leadership of technical delivery teams (2 direct + 6 matrixed + vendor management)
- Network Deployment and Capacity Engineering involves infrastructure build/scale that translates his telco RAN/transmission experience (Nokia, Optus, Vodafone) into cloud backbone
- AWS data centre interconnect and network infrastructure sits at Tier 2 (hyperscale data centre network delivery) - credible lateral move from telco critical infrastructure
Watch-outs- Role likely emphasizes AWS cloud architecture, automation tooling, and software-defined networking over the physical civil/RF/construction delivery Josh currently owns
- Manager-of-managers seniority (leading engineers + TPMs globally) may expect prior AWS/hyperscale cloud operations experience or formal engineering leadership background
- Job description truncated - cannot verify salary floor of $140k+ or see full scope/requirements; Amazon can pay competitively but role may lean technical leadership over delivery PM
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| Senior Data Center Design Manager, Data Center Engineering Amazon · Sydney, Sydney Region · via Adzuna Amazon Web Services—global cloud infrastructure owner; delivers and operates massive-scale data centres with power, cooling, networking critical infrastructure. Verdict: Strong sector fit for data centre infrastructure delivery, though role emphasizes design management over construction/delivery PM. Josh's multi-discipline technical coordination (power, cooling, fibre, civil) from CCEP translates well to hyperscale DC environments. Why it fits Josh- AWS data centres are Tier 2 target sector; Josh's $90M CCEP portfolio managing power, cooling, electrical, fibre, and civil disciplines directly transfers to DC M&E infrastructure
- Design, planning, delivery and operation of global infrastructure aligns with his full lifecycle delivery experience from acquisition through commissioning and handover
- Leading multi-vendor teams and coordinating complex technical stakeholders (3 construction vendors, matrixed teams) matches AWS's scale and complexity
- Critical infrastructure mindset from public-safety network (uptime, mission-critical) maps to AWS's 'keep the cloud running' mandate
Watch-outs- Role title emphasizes 'Design Manager' which may skew toward engineering design/technical authority rather than delivery PM—unclear if this is construction delivery or design office leadership
- Hyperscale data centre sector experience not explicitly on CV; would need to demonstrate transferability of telco infrastructure delivery to DC-specific M&E/construction
- AWS scale and global processes may require adaptation from regional NSW delivery model
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| Senior Data Center Design Manager, Data Center Engineering Amazon · The Rocks, Sydney · via Adzuna Amazon Web Services – global cloud infrastructure owner; this role supports design, planning, and delivery of AWS data centers worldwide (core Tier 2 employer). Verdict: Strong sector match for AWS data center infrastructure; Josh's multi-discipline delivery (power, cooling, civil, RF/comms) from CCEP translates well to hyperscale DC design/construction coordination, though this emphasizes design management over field delivery PM. Why it fits Josh- CCEP experience managing critical infrastructure with power, cooling, electrical, civil, and RF systems directly transfers to data center M&E and mission-critical facilities
- Managed ~$90M+ portfolio across 120 sites with multi-vendor coordination mirrors the scale and complexity of hyperscale data center programs
- AWS DC Infrastructure Services is Tier 2 target employer (hyperscale data center construction/delivery)
- Multi-discipline technical background (transmission, RAN, fibre, microwave, power) aligns with data center plant and connectivity systems
Watch-outs- Role title emphasizes 'Design Manager' which may lean more toward engineering design/technical design oversight rather than delivery PM/construction PM that Josh has performed
- No explicit data center delivery experience on CV; would need to demonstrate transferability of critical infrastructure skills
- AWS hyperscale DCs operate at different scale/methodology than telco site rollouts; may require learning AWS-specific design standards and procurement models
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| Senior Data Center Design Manager, Data Center Engineering Amazon · Sydney, Sydney Region · via Adzuna Amazon Web Services – owns design, planning, delivery, and operation of all AWS global data center infrastructure; tier-1 hyperscale data center operator. Verdict: Strong sector match for data center infrastructure delivery with direct transferability from CCEP's multi-discipline coordination (civil, electrical, RF, fibre), though the 'Design Manager' title suggests heavier emphasis on design/engineering oversight vs. Josh's delivery/construction PM sweet spot. Why it fits Josh- Data center critical infrastructure aligns perfectly with CCEP's mission-critical public-safety network delivery experience (~$90M portfolio, 120+ sites, multi-discipline coordination)
- AWS global infrastructure scope mirrors his telco/network infrastructure background (Nokia/Optus 5G, Service Stream national rollout, transmission/RAN experience)
- Multi-discipline coordination skills (civil, structural, electrical, power, cooling) directly transfer from his RF/fibre/microwave/electrical site delivery on CCEP
- Large-scale infrastructure program management at AWS scale suits his 17+ years managing complex telco/network infrastructure portfolios
Watch-outs- Title emphasizes 'Design Manager' which may skew toward engineering design oversight rather than end-to-end delivery/construction PM that is his core strength
- Hyperscale data center design standards and MEP-heavy focus may require learning curve vs. his telco RF/transmission/site delivery background
- No stated experience with AWS-specific design methodologies or hyperscale data center environments (though fundamentals transfer well)
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| E2E Operational Resilience Lead Optus · The Rocks, Sydney · via Adzuna Optus - Tier 1 Australian telco operator, role focused on network reliability and operational resilience across national infrastructure Verdict: Strong match - Optus network resilience role aligns well with Josh's telco delivery background (Nokia/Optus 5G, Service Stream) and CCEP critical communications experience, though the operational/strategic focus may differ from his site-delivery PM strength. Why it fits Josh- Direct Optus history: delivered Nokia/Optus 5G & RAN national rollout at Service Stream (2016-2019), 200+ sites, $30M portfolio
- Deep telco network operations understanding from 17+ years across critical communications, RAN, transmission, and RF/fibre/microwave disciplines
- CCEP public-safety network ($2B+ program) demonstrates resilience-critical infrastructure expertise - keeping emergency services connected is mission-critical operational resilience
- Blue-chip telco pedigree (Vodafone, Nokia Siemens, nbn, Optus projects) fits Optus employer and network operations context
Watch-outs- Title suggests strategic/operational risk/resilience leadership rather than delivery/construction PM - may be more process/governance focused than Josh's hands-on site/vendor delivery strength
- Job description truncated - insufficient detail on whether role involves infrastructure delivery vs. purely operational frameworks/business continuity
- No salary stated - role could be above or below acceptable range depending on seniority level
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| Commissioning Manager - Factory Acceptance Testing NEXTDC · Sydney, Sydney Region · via Adzuna NEXTDC is Australia's leading independent data centre operator (ASX 100), building and operating Tier IV facilities across major cities - core Tier 2 target for Josh. Verdict: Strong sector fit with NEXTDC (Tier 2 data centre operator), but Factory Acceptance Testing commissioning is a narrow specialist sub-discipline. Josh's CCEP commissioning experience and multi-discipline coordination transfer well, though FAT focus may be more equipment/vendor-side than his typical site delivery role. Why it fits Josh- NEXTDC is a premier Tier 2 target - ASX-listed data centre operator building critical infrastructure across Australia
- Josh's CCEP program involved extensive commissioning and acceptance testing of RF/fibre/microwave equipment across 120+ infrastructure sites
- Multi-discipline coordination skills (civil, structural, electrical, RF) directly transfer to data centre M&E commissioning environments
- Experience managing vendor relationships and acceptance processes aligns with Factory Acceptance Testing oversight
Watch-outs- Factory Acceptance Testing is a specific pre-deployment phase - narrower than Josh's full-lifecycle site delivery role; may be more equipment-testing focused than project management
- No explicit data centre MEP (mechanical/electrical/plumbing) commissioning background, though telecom infrastructure commissioning translates reasonably well
- Commissioning Manager may skew more technical specialist than the broader delivery/project management roles he typically holds
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| Commissioning Manager - Factory Acceptance Testing NEXTDC Ltd · The Rocks, Sydney · via Adzuna NEXTDC is Australia's leading independent data centre operator (ASX 100), building and operating Tier IV facilities across AU/Asia - prime Tier 2 target employer for data centre infrastructure delivery. Verdict: Strong match for Josh's infrastructure PM background. NEXTDC data centre commissioning aligns well with his multi-discipline coordination (civil, electrical, RF, fibre) and full lifecycle delivery from CCEP, though this is a specialized FAT-focused commissioning role rather than broader project delivery. Why it fits Josh- NEXTDC is a top-tier data centre operator (Tier 2 target employer) - Josh's CCEP experience with civil, electrical, fibre, microwave, and commissioning directly transfers to data centre M&E and infrastructure commissioning
- Full lifecycle commissioning and operational acceptance at CCEP (~120 sites) maps directly to factory acceptance testing and commissioning protocols for critical infrastructure
- Multi-discipline coordination across vendors and technical systems (RF, transmission, power, cooling) from telco background applies to data centre mechanical, electrical, and IT systems integration
- Critical infrastructure delivery mindset from public-safety network ($2B+ PSN) aligns with NEXTDC's mission-critical, high-availability data centre operations
Watch-outs- Role title 'Commissioning Manager - FAT' suggests narrow focus on factory acceptance testing rather than full end-to-end project/program delivery Josh typically leads
- Limited detail in job posting makes it unclear if this is a delivery PM role or a specialized commissioning/testing position with less portfolio/budget accountability
- No salary disclosed; need to verify it meets $140k+ floor (though NEXTDC typically pays competitively for senior roles)
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Tier 3 (6)
| Transgrid · The Rocks, Sydney · via Adzuna Transgrid: NSW/ACT high-voltage electricity transmission network operator, 13,000km+ infrastructure, delivering energy transition and data centre connectivity projects. Verdict: Strong fit for Josh - Transgrid is a major NSW energy transmission operator undergoing massive expansion for data centres and renewables, directly leveraging his high-voltage infrastructure, multi-discipline coordination, and NSW government stakeholder experience from CCEP. Why it fits Josh- Transgrid operates critical energy transmission infrastructure (13,000 km HV lines, 128 substations) - directly parallel to his $2B+ CCEP public-safety network delivery across 120+ sites
- Energy transition and data centre demand alignment - his RF/fibre/microwave and multi-discipline coordination (civil, structural, electrical) transfers seamlessly to substation and transmission projects
- NSW/ACT government-adjacent critical infrastructure operator - matches his current NSW Govt CCEP stakeholder management and mission-critical delivery experience
- Large-scale capital infrastructure program environment similar to his $90M+ portfolio management and remote/regional site experience
Watch-outs- No direct electrical transmission or substation project experience - will need to demonstrate transferability from telecom tower/site infrastructure
- Energy sector vocabulary and standards (e.g., AEMO, NER, high-voltage safety) different from telco/PSN domain
- Job description truncated - unable to assess specific PM scope, team size, or budget responsibility
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| Grid Solutions Project Manager, ANZ GE Vernova · Sydney, Sydney Region · via Adzuna GE Vernova is GE's energy infrastructure spin-off, delivering grid modernization solutions (transformers, switchgear, protection/control systems) to utilities across ANZ. Verdict: Strong fit for Josh's infrastructure PM skillset. Grid/energy sector aligns with his utilities target, complex multi-discipline delivery matches his CCEP experience, though electrical grid is a pivot from telco/comms. Why it fits Josh- Full lifecycle project accountability from contract to acceptance mirrors his CCEP delivery model (acquisition through commissioning/handover)
- Complex infrastructure coordination across multiple disciplines directly transfers from his RF/fibre/microwave/civil/electrical experience on 120+ sites
- High-impact critical infrastructure (electrical grid) aligns with his public-safety/critical-comms background and utilities/energy sector target
- Customer stakeholder management with NSW Govt/blue-chip telco experience translates well to utility customer relationships in ANZ region
Watch-outs- Electrical grid/power systems is adjacent but distinct from telecom/radio networks - will need to demonstrate transferability of multi-discipline PM skills
- GE Vernova grid solutions (transformers, switchgear, protection systems) differ from his telco equipment base, though project methodology remains consistent
- No clearance required mentioned, but role scope and seniority level appear appropriate for his experience level
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| Senior Manager, Project Delivery - Property and Infrastructure Reserve Bank of Australia · Sydney, Sydney Region · 5 Year Max Term Contract · via Adzuna Reserve Bank of Australia - Commonwealth central bank managing a nationally significant $100M+ property and infrastructure asset portfolio Verdict: Excellent fit - managing a $100M nationally significant infrastructure portfolio at the RBA aligns strongly with Josh's $90M+ CCEP public-sector critical infrastructure experience. This is a senior leadership role delivering complex construction and infrastructure programs for a Commonwealth entity. Why it fits Josh- $100M portfolio scale matches Josh's current ~$90M+ CCEP program delivery experience and demonstrated ability to manage large, complex infrastructure investments
- RBA is a Commonwealth government entity delivering nationally significant infrastructure - direct parallel to Josh's NSW Government CCEP public-safety critical communications work
- Complex construction and critical infrastructure programs align perfectly with his multi-discipline delivery background (civil, structural, electrical) across 120+ sites
- Senior leadership managing project delivery teams matches his current role leading direct and matrixed teams, plus vendor management across construction partners
Watch-outs- Property/building construction emphasis may include corporate fit-out or non-technical building work outside his telco/critical-comms specialisation
- No clearance currently held, though RBA (Commonwealth) would require baseline clearance and Josh is Australian citizen/eligible
- 5-year max term contract may be longer than typical infrastructure project contracts, though structure suits his openness to FTC
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| Bradman Recruitment · The Rocks, Sydney · Sydney office-based with site trips · via Adzuna Small agile renewable energy infrastructure specialist delivering BESS projects and HV grid connections for renewable energy (positioning as Tier 1 alternative) Verdict: Strong sector fit in energy infrastructure with transferable HV/grid connection skills from CCEP, though BESS/renewable energy is a pivot from telecoms and requires learning battery storage systems and different regulatory frameworks. Why it fits Josh- CCEP program involved HV electrical infrastructure, grid connections, and transmission work at 120+ sites - directly transferable to HV substations up to 330kV
- 17+ years managing greenfield infrastructure construction with multi-discipline coordination (civil, structural, electrical) applies well to BESS cBOP/eBOP delivery
- Remote/regional site delivery experience from NSW CCEP aligns with renewable energy projects requiring site visits
- Proven portfolio management (~$90M+ on CCEP) demonstrates capability for infrastructure capital projects at scale
Watch-outs- No direct BESS (Battery Energy Storage Systems) or renewable energy project experience - sector pivot from telecoms/public-safety
- Smaller specialist company vs large delivery contractors - different operating model than Amalgamotion/Service Stream
- HV substation/grid connection work was component of CCEP rather than primary focus - will need to demonstrate depth in electrical/transmission
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| Team Lead - Connections (Transmission) Australian Energy Market Operator · The Rocks, Sydney · Permanent · via Adzuna AEMO is Australia's independent energy system and market operator - critical national infrastructure enabling the net-zero transition, managing transmission connections and grid integration. Verdict: Strong energy infrastructure fit at AEMO (national energy market operator) leading transmission connections - aligns with Josh's critical infrastructure delivery and stakeholder coordination strengths, though sector shift from telco/comms to electrical transmission. Why it fits Josh- AEMO operates critical national energy infrastructure analogous to Josh's current NSW Critical Communications Enhancement Program - both mission-critical public infrastructure requiring multi-agency coordination
- Transmission connections involve site acquisition, design approvals, construction coordination, and commissioning lifecycle similar to Josh's 120-site CCEP portfolio
- Team leadership role fits Josh's current direct + matrix reporting structure (2 direct, 6 matrixed) and vendor management experience
- Energy sector (Tier 3 target) with government/regulatory stakeholder interface mirrors his NSW Govt public-safety work
Watch-outs- Electrical transmission network knowledge versus Josh's RF/fibre/microwave telecom background - technical domain shift though project delivery fundamentals transfer
- AEMO onboarding/connections process may emphasize regulatory/market frameworks over field construction delivery where Josh excels
- Team Lead title suggests managing internal team rather than vendor/contractor delivery model Josh currently runs
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| Project Engineer (Albury-Wodonga) PageUp Results · Sydney, Sydney Region · Permanent Full-time · via Adzuna CPB Contractors/Downer 50/50 joint venture delivering Defence infrastructure upgrades and facility replacements in Riverina region (Albury-Wodonga). Verdict: Strong defence infrastructure fit with CPB/Downer joint venture delivering major facility upgrades - Josh's CCEP public-safety delivery, multi-discipline coordination, and clearance eligibility align well, though the 'Engineer' title suggests a more technical/design focus than pure PM delivery. Why it fits Josh- Defence sector infrastructure redevelopment for existing facilities - directly leverages his NSW CCEP critical infrastructure experience and clearance eligibility
- CPB Contractors and Downer are Tier 1/Tier 3 delivery contractors with strong telco/infrastructure pedigree matching his Service Stream and Amalgamotion background
- Major infrastructure upgrades requiring multi-discipline coordination (civil, electrical, structural) identical to his $90M+ CCEP portfolio management
- Regional delivery location (Albury-Wodonga) suits his proven remote/regional site delivery capability across NSW CCEP
Watch-outs- 'Project Engineer' title typically implies technical engineering/design focus rather than pure project management/delivery - unclear if this is a PM role or more technical execution
- Job description truncated so full scope, salary band, and PM vs engineering responsibilities are not visible
- No indication this is a PM/delivery manager position - may be more design engineering or site engineering which would be outside his PM pathway
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Borderline — worth a look (11)
Project Manager — Austcorp
Solid data centre mechanical services fit given Josh's multi-discipline infrastructure coordination (civil, electrical, RF transfers to M&E), but HVAC/mechanical is a sector pivot from his telco/RF core expertise and lacks the critical-comms mission profile he's proven in.
Technical Infrastructure Program Manager — Amazon
Amazon corporate office network program management - credible infrastructure networking angle but scope is office/enterprise LAN rather than Josh's public-safety/telco/critical RAN sweet spot; region-first PM role suggests strong autonomy and scale, yet lacks the mission-critical outdoor/site delivery DNA of CCEP.
Network Development Manager, AWS Direct Connect — Amazon
AWS network infrastructure deployment role with strong technical alignment to Josh's telco/RF background, but this is a people management position overseeing engineers and TPMs rather than direct project delivery—a pivot toward leadership of technical teams building hyperscale network capacity.
Network Development Manager, AWS Direct Connect — Amazon
AWS Direct Connect network deployment management aligns with Josh's telco infrastructure and multi-site delivery background, but this is a people-leadership role managing engineers/TPMs rather than direct project delivery, and AWS cloud networking is adjacent to but distinct from his physical infrastructure telco/CCEP experience.
Major Project Director - Water Infrastructure — AECOM
AECOM water infrastructure Major Project Director represents adjacent infrastructure PM opportunity at a Tier-2 consultancy, but domain is water utilities rather than Josh's core telco/critical-comms strength; seniority and scope align well, though sector switch is moderate.
Byes - Mbu Europe Centrale - (H/F) — Equans
Renewable energy infrastructure (solar farms & batteries) aligns with Josh's energy/utilities target sector and multi-discipline infrastructure delivery skills, but the Site Engineer title represents a technical engineering role rather than the project/program management positions he's seeking.
Project Manager - Data Centres — Aggreko Generator Rentals
Solid data centre PM opportunity at a major industrial player, though the focus on temporary power/generator solutions is tangential to Josh's fixed infrastructure telco/comms background. The cross-disciplinary coordination skills transfer well, but this is rental equipment deployment rather than permanent build.
Project Engineer | Oil and Gas — UGL
Solid defence infrastructure match with UGL (Tier 1 contractor) on critical fuel network, but 'Project Engineer' title suggests technical/engineering focus rather than PM delivery role Josh targets; oil/gas fuel systems are adjacent to his telecom/comms specialisation.
Implementation Project Manager — Gridsight
Utilities sector implementation PM for enterprise software - adjacent to Josh's energy/utilities infrastructure target but focused on software platform delivery rather than physical infrastructure build, representing a pivot from his hands-on construction/RF/site delivery expertise.
Data Centre Commissioning Lead - Mechanical — Cdc Data Centres
Solid data centre infrastructure match leveraging Josh's multi-discipline commissioning experience from CCEP, but this is a specialist mechanical commissioning lead rather than a broader project/program manager role—narrower scope than his current $90M portfolio accountability.
Commissioning Manager - Factory Acceptance Testing — NEXTDC
Solid data-centre infrastructure match with NEXTDC (Tier 2 target), but this is a specialist commissioning/FAT role rather than full-cycle project/program delivery—narrower scope than Josh's current portfolio management.
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