Program Manager – Fiber Infrastructure Projects

Are you motivated by leading large-scale infrastructure programs that shape how societies stay connected? Do you thrive in complex environments where commercial, technical, and stakeholder considerations need to come together to deliver critical projects successfully?

At GlobalConnect, we are investing significantly in fiber infrastructure and datcenters across the Nordics and Northern Europe. As Program Manager – Fiber Infrastructure Projects, you will lead some of our largest and most business-critical infrastructure programs, working across multiple countries and stakeholder groups to ensure successful project delivery from initiation through operational handover.

Example of similar project you'll lead:

https://globalconnectgroup.com/digital-highway/

To succeed in this role, you likely have:

Proven experience delivering large-scale infrastructure projects with accountability for budget, timeline, risk, and execution

Experience managing EPC/main contractor relationships, commercial contracts, change management, and negotiations

Strong stakeholder management experience with steering committees, senior leadership, customers, contractors, and authorities

Experience working in telecommunications infrastructure is preferred, though backgrounds from energy, utilities, power, or other complex infrastructure sectors are also highly relevant

Fluency in English and the ability to operate effectively in an international environment

About the role and the team

This is a senior role with significant responsibility and visibility across the business. You will report to the Project Steering Committee (SteerCo) and work closely with teams across engineering, procurement, operations, finance, legal, and commercial functions.

The role focuses primarily on large terrestrial fiber infrastructure projects as well as datacenter buildout across the Nordics and Northern Europe. You will play a central role in driving execution, managing risk, coordinating stakeholders, and ensu