Digital Realty Trust is the largest purchaser, owner, developer and operator of
datacenter space in the industry. Since 2004 we have purchased over $2 billion in
datacenter assets and designed and built facilities across North America and Europe.
We currently own over 70 properties in 25 markets and manage over one million square
feet of datacenter space worldwide. This is why over 50 Fortune 500 firms rely on
Digital Realty Trust to provide their datacenter solutions.
Digital Realty Trust offers a fast-paced, dynamic environment for individuals looking
for the opportunity to grow with a business.
Available Positions
Design Manager
Boston
The Design Manager will be responsible for supporting the Director of Design in developing and implementing all aspects of the Digital Realty Trust Design & Engineering Guidelines / Standards. The Design Manager will provide both strategic and innovative thinking around the design and engineering of datacenter developments. The Design Manager will direct the design and planning of assigned projects. He/she will be the primary contact for the development of customized datacenter development projects for build-to-suit customers. This will involve oversight of the Consultant Team, Professional Consultants (Architects, Engineers), and Equipment Suppliers. The Design Manager will ensure that budget, schedule, and scope objectives are met.
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Treasury Analyst
San Francisco
Digital Realty Trust is seeking an experienced Treasury Analyst. The ideal candidate will have international cash management and treasury operations experience in commercial real estate as well as good working knowledge of generally accepted accounting principles. The incumbent will work closely with the Director of Cash Management to ensure efficient daily cash and debt management of a global banking structure. Primary responsibilities will include management of the daily cash process, debt servicing, bank account administration, bank relationship management, payments and funding, and reporting and analysis.
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