Josh Mott — Job Search · 2026-09-29

Josh Mott — Daily Job Search

Tuesday 29 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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6 strong match(es) (fit ≥7​/​10) · 1 borderline

Tier 2  (5)

9​/​10
Construction Director, Data Centre Capacity Delivery
Amazon  ·  Sydney, Sydney Region  ·  via Adzuna
Amazon Web Services - global cloud infrastructure leader; this role delivers the physical data centre capacity (design, planning, construction, commissioning) that powers AWS services worldwide.
Verdict: Exceptional fit - AWS data centre infrastructure delivery maps directly to Josh's CCEP multi-discipline program experience (civil, structural, electrical, power, cooling). Construction Director scope aligns with his $90M+ portfolio accountability and vendor/stakeholder leadership.
Why it fits Josh
  • CCEP delivery experience (civil, structural, electrical, RF, fibre, power systems) translates directly to data centre M&E, power, and cooling infrastructure - same multi-discipline coordination skillset
  • $90M+ portfolio management with 120 sites and construction vendor oversight matches the scale and complexity of AWS global data centre capacity programs
  • Mission-critical infrastructure background (public-safety network uptime requirements) aligns perfectly with AWS 'keep the cloud running' mandate and zero-downtime expectations
  • Service Stream/Optus $30M+ greenfield builds and Nokia 5G rollout demonstrate large-scale infrastructure construction delivery for tier-1 clients
Watch-outs
  • Title 'Construction Director' suggests very senior leadership scope - may expect P&L ownership or multi-region director-level experience beyond Josh's current Regional PM remit
  • Hyperscale data centre construction often involves 50MW+ facilities and enormous civil/MEP scope - Josh's telco sites are typically smaller footprint; scale-up learning curve likely
  • No stated data centre-specific experience on CV, though technical transferability is very strong
9​/​10
Construction Director, Data Centre Capacity Delivery
Amazon  ·  The Rocks, Sydney  ·  via Adzuna
AWS Infrastructure Services – designs, builds, and operates all Amazon Web Services global data centre infrastructure; tier-1 hyperscaler with massive construction pipeline.
Verdict: Exceptional match. AWS data centre construction director role directly leverages Josh's CCEP critical infrastructure delivery, multi-discipline coordination (civil/electrical/mechanical transfers perfectly to data centre M&E), vendor management, and large-scale portfolio experience ($90M+ program). This is core data centre infrastructure PM work at a tier-1 hyperscaler.
Why it fits Josh
  • CCEP's ~120 infrastructure sites with full lifecycle delivery (acquisition, design, approvals, construction, commissioning, handover) maps perfectly to data centre capacity delivery end-to-end program management
  • Multi-discipline coordination across civil, structural, electrical, RF, fibre at CCEP translates directly to data centre M&E (mechanical, electrical, power, cooling) systems integration
  • Proven vendor management (3 construction vendors, matrixed teams) and $90M+ portfolio accountability aligns with AWS's large-scale construction delivery requirements
  • Service Stream/Nokia 200+ site rollout and greenfield build experience demonstrates scalable delivery capability AWS needs for global data centre expansion
Watch-outs
  • Title 'Director' may imply larger organisational leadership scope than Josh's current 2 direct + 6 matrixed structure, though his portfolio scale and accountability are director-level
  • No explicit data centre project experience on CV (though technical skill transfer from telco critical infrastructure is strong and recognised in Tier 2 guidance)
8​/​10
Services & Commissioning Manager
NEXTDC Ltd  ·  The Rocks, Sydney  ·  via Adzuna
NEXTDC is ASX-100 listed, Australia's leading independent data centre operator with 18 facilities across AU/Asia - premier critical infrastructure employer
Verdict: Strong fit for Josh - NEXTDC is a premier Tier 2 data centre operator, and this Services & Commissioning Manager role aligns well with his multi-discipline infrastructure delivery, commissioning expertise from CCEP, and M&E coordination skills that transfer directly from telco to data centres.
Why it fits Josh
  • Direct commissioning experience from CCEP - Josh managed full lifecycle through to commissioning, operational acceptance and handover of 120+ critical infrastructure sites
  • Multi-discipline coordination (civil, structural, electrical, RF, fibre, microwave) transfers seamlessly to data centre M&E, power, cooling and connectivity systems
  • NEXTDC is a Tier 2 target employer explicitly mentioned in candidate brief as data centre construction/fit-out fit
  • Services & commissioning management requires the same stakeholder orchestration, vendor management and operational handover skills Josh demonstrates across $90M+ infrastructure portfolios
Watch-outs
  • Role title suggests operational/services focus rather than pure project delivery - may be more BAU commissioning management than greenfield program delivery
  • Job description truncated so unable to verify specific scope, seniority level, or whether it involves new builds vs existing facility operations
  • NEXTDC data centre commissioning may emphasise mechanical/electrical/cooling systems where Josh's RF/transmission background is less directly applicable (though his electrical/power coordination transfers)
8​/​10
Construction Director, Data Centre Capacity Delivery
Amazon  ·  Sydney, Sydney Region  ·  via Adzuna
Amazon Web Services - global cloud infrastructure leader; role owns design, planning, delivery and operation of AWS data centres worldwide
Verdict: Strong match for Josh - AWS data centre infrastructure delivery director role aligns exceptionally well with his critical infrastructure PM expertise, multi-discipline coordination (power, cooling, networking mirrors his RF/fibre/electrical background), and large-scale portfolio management from CCEP.
Why it fits Josh
  • Direct transfer from CCEP's $90M+ critical infrastructure portfolio to AWS data centre capacity delivery - both involve power, cooling, networking, and mission-critical uptime requirements
  • Multi-discipline coordination skills (civil, structural, electrical, RF, fibre) from 120-site CCEP program translate directly to data centre MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) and network infrastructure
  • 17 years managing telco/critical-comms construction vendors and contractors (Service Stream, Nokia, Optus rollouts) fits AWS's need to manage design, planning, delivery of global infrastructure
  • Portfolio scale and complexity management - $90M CCEP portfolio with vendor coordination mirrors the supply chain/construction delivery challenges AWS describes
Watch-outs
  • Title is 'Director' which may indicate expectation for broader strategic/executive scope beyond Josh's Regional PM/delivery focus, though his CCEP accountability suggests he can step up
  • Hyperscale data centre construction may have specific methodologies/standards Josh hasn't directly touched (though principles transfer strongly from mission-critical telco infrastructure)
  • Job description truncated - cannot assess full requirements around team size, budget scale, or whether it emphasizes construction delivery (his strength) vs. operational management
8​/​10
Critical Environment Operations Manager
Microsoft  ·  Sydney, Sydney Region  ·  via Adzuna
Microsoft Azure—global hyperscale cloud infrastructure operator managing 200+ data centres across 32 countries powering Azure, Office 365, Xbox, OneDrive.
Verdict: Excellent sector match for hyperscale data centre operations management at Microsoft Azure. Josh's CCEP critical infrastructure delivery, multi-site portfolio accountability, and telco mission-critical background translate directly to managing data centre critical environments (power, cooling, 24/7 operations).
Why it fits Josh
  • CCEP $90M+ critical infrastructure portfolio with 120 sites maps directly to managing data centre critical environment operations across Microsoft's global infrastructure
  • Multi-discipline coordination (electrical, mechanical, RF, fibre) from telco builds transfers seamlessly to data centre M&E (mechanical, electrical, power, cooling) systems
  • Mission-critical 24/7 operations mindset from public-safety network (Police/Fire/Ambulance) aligns perfectly with Azure's always-on requirements
  • Service Stream/Nokia/Optus national infrastructure rollout experience (200+ sites, $30M) demonstrates the scale and geographic distribution Microsoft requires
Watch-outs
  • Job description truncated but likely requires hands-on data centre facilities/operations experience (DCIM, BMS, UPS, generators, HVAC) which Josh hasn't operated directly—though he's coordinated similar systems in telco shelters
  • May require people management at larger scale than his current 2 direct + 6 matrixed structure, depending on DC Operations Manager scope
  • No formal data centre certifications (CDCP/CDCS) though his technical breadth and infrastructure PM background provide strong foundation

Tier 3  (1)

7​/​10
Director Gas Turbine Facility Development I Energy
Nearheal  ·  The Rocks, Sydney  ·  💰 ~$220 - $320k  ·  via Adzuna
AECOM Energy practice—blue-chip global engineering consultancy delivering power generation, transmission, distribution, and renewable energy infrastructure projects.
Verdict: Strong energy infrastructure fit at a blue-chip consultancy Josh knows (AECOM). Gas turbine facility development aligns with his multi-discipline infrastructure delivery skills, though it's a stretch from telecom/PSN into pure energy generation—and the director title suggests more strategic/advisory scope than his hands-on delivery background.
Why it fits Josh
  • AECOM is a Tier 2 consultancy Josh has encountered in telco/infrastructure; energy practice involves generation, transmission, distribution infrastructure—adjacent to his utilities/critical-infrastructure skillset
  • Gas turbine facility development requires multi-discipline coordination (civil, electrical, mechanical, procurement, commissioning) similar to his CCEP radio-site builds
  • Energy sector is a stated target (Tier 3); project delivery in power generation infrastructure transfers from his telecom construction lifecycle experience
  • Salary band ~$220-320k is well above his $205k current and $140k floor; Sydney location perfect
Watch-outs
  • Gas turbine/power generation is a significant pivot from telecom/RF/fibre—lacks direct energy facility development experience
  • Director title suggests strategic/consulting/advisory focus; Josh's strength is hands-on program delivery, vendor management, and site execution rather than high-level client advisory
  • Job description is truncated; unclear if this is delivery PM or business development/consulting director role—if latter, poor fit for his operational delivery background

Borderline — worth a look  (1)

6​/​10
Director - Gas Turbine Facility Development I Energy — Aecom
Directorship managing gas turbine power facility development aligns with Josh's energy/utilities infrastructure target and seniority level, but it's a significant pivot from his telecommunications/critical-comms core expertise into fossil-fuel power generation with likely different technical disciplines.
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