Senior Manager, OFCI Business Analytics

Nscale is the vertically integrated AI cloud engineered for AI. We own and operate the full stack — energy, data centres, GPU superclusters, orchestration, and AI services — delivering high-performance infrastructure to AI-native companies, enterprises, and governments across Europe and the US. We are deploying GPU capacity at hyperscale, operating some of the densest, most advanced AI infrastructure in the world.

Nscale is the vertically integrated AI cloud engineered for AI. We own and operate the full stack — energy, data centres, GPU superclusters, orchestration, and AI services — delivering high-performance infrastructure to AI-native companies, enterprises, and governments across Europe and the US. We are deploying GPU capacity at hyperscale, operating some of the densest, most advanced AI infrastructure in the world.

At Nscale, our Supply Chain and Procurement team plays a critical role in shaping supply strategy, securing continuity of supply, and enabling the company's growth through data-led decision-making. We thrive on a culture of relentless innovation, ownership, and accountability, where every team member takes pride in their work and drives it with excellence and urgency. As an Nscaler, you'll build trust through openness and transparency, where everyone is inspired to do their best work.

If you join our team, you'll be contributing to building the technology that powers the future.

The Senior Manager, OFCI Business Analytics owns cost reporting, performance metrics, and dashboard development supporting data center owner-furnished, contractor-installed (OFCI) power and cooling equipment. The role spans two connected areas: OFCI cost reporting and performance metrics, and supplier performance reporting for the broader supply chain organization.

OFCI Cost Reporting & Performance Metrics

• Own cost reporting for OFCI power and cooling equipment, including generators, UPS systems, power distribution units, switch gear, transformers, busway, hot aisle containment, chillers, and CRAH/FWU units.
• Define and maintain normalized cost and performance metrics that hold up across projects and vendors, including cost per MW of IT capacity, $/kW, cost per ton of cooling, unit price trends, and total landed cost inclusive of freight, duties, tariffs, and escalation.
• Report budget versus committed versus actual spend, purchase price variance, and savings and cost avoidance, with clear articulation of the drivers behind each.
• Maintain cash flow projections for existing and forecasted spend.
• Establish the metric definitions, calculation logic, and data standards that allow procurement, finance, and construction reporting to reconcile to one set of numbers.
• Produce executive reporting packages and support category and capital business reviews.

• Build and own supplier performance reporting for the supply chain organization, covering on-time delivery, lead time performance and trends, quality and non-conformance, responsiveness, and commitment adherence.
• Partner with the Supply Chain team to develop supplier scorecards and the underlying metric framework, including weighting, thresholds, and review cadence.
• Develop and implement forecasting methodology to report on supply and demand projections.

• Design, build, and maintain dashboards serving the category sourcing, supply chain, construction, and finance teams.
• Consolidate data from ERP, source-to-pay, project management, and supplier systems into reliable, refreshable reporting datasets.
• Automate recurring reporting to reduce manual effort and improve refresh frequency and data currency.
• Apply sound visualization and usability…