Data Center Leader, North and Southeast Asia

About the role

Trane Technologies is looking for a Data Center Leader for North and Southeast Asia, based in Central Singapore. The role serves as the regional P&L owner for the Data Center vertical across the region, with accountability for business performance, growth and profitability. Work is onsite Monday to Thursday, with Friday work location chosen by the employee.

Key responsibilities

• Lead the development and execution of the regional growth strategy for the Data Center vertical, aligning market opportunities, customer needs and business priorities.
• Oversee application engineering so that technical solutions match customer requirements and strategic objectives.
• Drive the development and positioning of Data Center offerings to support competitiveness and regional relevance.
• Support country teams in bid strategy and execution, ensuring strong technical and commercial coordination.
• Build a clear, actionable strategy for sustained regional growth and connect with key functions, Europe and the Americas.
• Partner with sales, product, engineering, operations and regional leadership on market development and delivery.
• Identify market trends, customer priorities and competitive dynamics to inform growth plans.
• Act as a regional leader and advocate for the Data Center vertical.

Required profile

• Proven experience with P&L ownership and business leadership in regional or multi-country environments.
• Strong understanding of Data Center market dynamics, including customer expectations and solution requirements.
• Experience in application engineering, solution development and commercial bid support.
• Demonstrated ability to build and execute growth strategies across complex organisations.
• Ability to work across regional teams and global interfaces, including Europe and the Americas.

Required skills

• Strong stakeholder management and influence across functions, geographies and leadership levels.
• Excellent communication, business acumen and strategic thinking.