Mike Licitra is an example of what can be achieved with innate curiosity and a desire to consistently be in the path of what’s next.
With a background in strategic global data center planning, Mike’s front-row seat to the rise of the cloud helped him develop new colocation sites at Amazon Web Services (AWS) and deliver on hyperscalers’ exponential cloud growth.
Wanting to be as close to the action as possible, he joined Stream. As VP of Solutions Architecture, Mike has been a driving force behind Stream’s standardized-but-configurable design and construction standard (DACS). Balancing the speed and scale benefits of a standardized design with adaptability for customers’ specific performance requirements, DACS is key to Stream’s rapid delivery of hyperscale data center capacity.
Though cars were Mike’s first passion, once he saw how that interest could be aligned with the growth of critical infrastructure by way of engineering, he quickly found his way to creating and innovating designs for the world’s most sophisticated data center customers. Now, we can’t imagine our team without him —and we don’t want to.
Bona Fides
- Architecting MEP, telecom and capacity planning solutions and driving rapid design innovation based on customer feedback at Stream Data Centers
- 5 years at Amazon Web Services supporting self-build design change management and colocation technical site selection and diligence
- 5 years data center capacity planning and strategy at Citi
- B.E. in Mechanical Engineering, Stevens Institute of Technology, MBA with concentrations in Finance and Real Estate, University of Washington Foster School of Business
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