Armada
Director, AI Capacity Partnerships, North America
$202K–$253K
United States (Remote) +1 · Remote · Director · Full-time · Posted Jun 18, 2026
- Location
- United States (Remote)
California, United States
About the job
Build demand and commercial partnerships for GPU capacity across Armada’s AI factory and Leviathan deployments, converting qualified compute needs into viable infrastructure deals.
What you'll do
- Originate, qualify, and convert GPU capacity demand, including offtake, anchor tenant, and reserved-capacity opportunities.
- Match customer requirements to deployable infrastructure and coordinate deal execution with commercial, infrastructure, finance, legal, and executive teams.
- Develop strategic customer relationships and provide market intelligence to inform site selection, capacity planning, and deployment decisions.
What they ask for
- Senior relationships across the AI compute ecosystem and a track record commercializing GPU capacity, cloud infrastructure, data centers, managed compute, AI platforms, or high-performance infrastructure.
- Experience structuring and closing complex infrastructure deals, such as offtake agreements, capacity reservations, anchor tenancy, or revenue-share arrangements.
- Technical fluency in GPUs, clusters, power, cooling, networking, latency, workloads, and deployment constraints.
- Strong pipeline discipline, follow-through, and ability to operate without a large corporate structure.
Nice to have
- Experience in neo-clouds or GPU cloud providers, NVIDIA ecosystem partners, AI infrastructure startups, data center platforms, or related fields.
- Background in cloud infrastructure business development, strategic partnerships, AI platforms, HPC, systems integration, OEMs, or infrastructure investment and operations.
Pay
$202,000 — $253,000 USD (on-target earnings salary range)
Tools
GPU, NVIDIA, AI factory, Leviathan, liquid cooling, networking
AI focus
Commercialize GPU capacity for AI training, inference, fine-tuning, enterprise AI, and sovereign AI workloads.
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