Maintenance Strategy Manager

Riot’s (NASDAQ: RIOT) vision is to be the world’s most trusted platform for powering and building digital infrastructure.

Riot’s mission is to empower the future of digital infrastructure by positivelyimpactingthe sectors, networks, and communities that we touch. We believe that the combination of an innovative spirit and strong community partnership allows us to achieve best-in-class execution and create successful outcomes.

At Riot,we’rebuilding the future of digital infrastructure. Our team members have unparalleled opportunities to work on groundbreaking initiatives. Through technical excellence and strategic execution, Riot has positioned itself as a leader in the industry driving advancements that continue to set new benchmarks in digital infrastructure.

Weare trailblazers. Problem solvers. People who thrive in fast paced environments,communicate clearly, and bring relentless focus to efficiency and execution.

Riot is seeking a Maintenance Strategy Manager to build and lead the maintenance strategy for Riot’s data center portfolio. You will turn reliability analysis (FMEA/RCM) into the equipment strategies, task standards, and intervals that govern how every asset class is maintained, and own the global maintenance library and Master Maintenance Index.

You will also lead Riot’s accelerated maintenance in sourcing strategy: deciding which scopes move from vendors to internal Riot crews, in what order, and what must be in place before each one moves. Working alongside a dedicated Technical Training counterpart, you will ensure every insourced scope has a complete, field-ready maintenance package and technicians qualified to perform it.

You will manage critical maintenance and repair vendor relationships and partner closely with the Data Center Asset Manager and site leadership, who own day-to-day execution and backlog. This is a portfolio-wide role with travel to sites as needed.

This position will be remote with travel to support Riot's portfolio of sites as needed.

• Lead the maintenance in sourcing roadmap: set the criteria (criticality, specialization, cost, coverage, workforce readiness), sequence scopes, and enforce readiness gates (approved package, qualified technicians, tools and parts on site, site sign-off) before each vendor-to-internal transition.
• Set the standard for complete maintenance packages (SOPs/MOPs, task instructions, safety requirements, tooling and parts lists, required qualifications); develop them with EHS, site SMEs, OEMs, and vendors, and approve each one before a scope goes live.
• Define the skills, certifications, and qualification levels each scope requires based on code, regulatory, and OEM requirements, and partner with Technical Training so each scope’s training is ready when its package is.
• Build and govern the equipment strategy library, turning FMEA/RCM analysis into documented run-to-failure, preventive, condition-based, and predictive strategies for each asset class.
• Own the Master Maintenance Index, keeping every task template and interval linked to its governing equipment strategy; set interval review triggers and route changes outside documented tolerance through the Change Management Standard.
• Manage critical maintenance and repair vendors as strategic partners: qualify and onboard, set SLAs and two-way scorecards, run performance reviews and escalations, align vendor work to Riot standards, and manage transitions as scopes move in-house.
• Help sites prioritize by asset criticality and deferral risk, serve as the escalation point for strategy and vendor support, direct site-based Asset & Maintenance Planners, and elevate repeat or high-risk deferrals to leadership.
• Track PM completion, planned-to-emergency ratio, and…