Josh Mott — Job Search · 2026-09-22

Josh Mott — Daily Job Search

Tuesday 22 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
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2 strong match(es) (fit ≥7​/​10) · 1 borderline

Tier 2  (2)

8​/​10
Technical Program Management, Google Network Acquisition
Google  ·  Sydney, Sydney Region  ·  via Adzuna
Google – hyperscale tech infrastructure; network acquisition likely covers physical network assets (fibre, subsea, peering) supporting global cloud/services platform.
Verdict: Strong fit for Josh's technical infrastructure background. Google's network acquisition program aligns well with his telco/critical comms delivery experience, though the role may emphasize tech giant scale and global network planning over construction delivery.
Why it fits Josh
  • Network acquisition directly leverages his 17+ years in telecommunications infrastructure, including transmission, fibre, microwave, and RF network buildout from Nokia, Optus, Vodafone, and CCEP
  • Technical program management at scale maps to his $90M+ portfolio management and multi-site coordination (120+ CCEP sites, 200+ Service Stream sites)
  • Google's network infrastructure (data centre interconnects, subsea cables, edge POPs) shares technical DNA with his public safety network and telco RAN experience
  • Sydney location is home base; global tech employer offers career progression and exposure to hyperscale infrastructure
Watch-outs
  • Job description is truncated/incomplete, making it difficult to assess full scope, seniority level, and specific responsibilities
  • Google TPM roles often require software/cloud platform experience alongside infrastructure; unclear if this role is pure physical network or hybrid technical
  • Hyperscale tech company culture and processes differ significantly from construction/delivery contractor environment he knows
8​/​10
Technical Program Management, Google Network Acquisition
Google  ·  Sydney CBD, Sydney  ·  via Adzuna
Google hyperscale network infrastructure acquisition - managing physical network build-out for one of the world's largest tech infrastructure operators
Verdict: Excellent sector alignment - Google's network acquisition program directly matches Josh's telco infrastructure and critical network delivery experience from CCEP and Nokia/Optus programs. Strong technical fit with RF, fibre, transmission background.
Why it fits Josh
  • Direct network infrastructure acquisition experience managing ~120 CCEP sites across NSW with full lifecycle delivery aligns perfectly with Google's network acquisition scope
  • Multi-discipline coordination (RF, fibre, microwave, transmission) from both current CCEP role and previous Nokia/Optus 5G/RAN rollouts translates directly to hyperscale network program management
  • Proven at-scale telco infrastructure delivery: $90M+ CCEP portfolio and $30M+ Nokia/Optus program demonstrate capability for Google's network scale
  • Technical credibility across acquisition, design, construction, commissioning phases matches end-to-end network deployment lifecycle Google requires
Watch-outs
  • Job description truncated - unable to assess specific requirements, seniority level, or whether role involves hyperscale data centre infrastructure vs pure network
  • Google's program management culture and tools (likely different from construction/delivery PM frameworks) may require adaptation
  • No stated salary - Google Sydney network/infra PM roles typically $160k-220k+ but needs verification against $140k+ floor

Borderline — worth a look  (1)

6​/​10
Technical Infrastructure Program Manager — Amazon
Solid infrastructure PM opportunity at Amazon managing global corporate office network programs, but scope is corporate campus connectivity rather than Josh's core telco/critical-comms build experience; transferable skills but different domain focus.
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