Jacqueline Dory Prescott has been named Anthropic's data center portfolio lead.

Prescott previously worked at Google as a technical program manager for third-party data centers. At the hyperscaler, she was the lead for leased third-party powered shell data center projects across North and South America.

At Google, she was responsible for a portfolio of 7GW across more than 20 data center buildings on seven data center campuses.

Prior to her two-year stint at the company, she worked for Stripe and Facebook (now Meta). Prescott spent seven years at Facebook, including as a program manager for data center energy and infrastructure.

Anthropic has hired a number of former Googlers to its rapidly growing data center team.

Among the former Googlers are Winnie Leung, now Anthropic’s head of data center infrastructure, and former data center construction lead Brett Rogers.

Other hires from the cloud giant include Liwen Mao, a staff data center system architect who is now Anthropic's data center design lead. Similarly, after a decade at Google, Adam Johnson in October became Anthropic's data center electrical lead.

Peter Sarossy, a 20-year Google veteran, in January became a data center security engineering staff member at Anthropic. After 17 years, Zach Miller left Google to become the company's data center operations manager. Scarlett Chen, a data center engineer for advanced technology and innovation, is now an Anthropic member of technical staff.

In April, Sana Ouji left Google for Anthropic's new energy team to "responsibly and rapidly scale an ambitious data center portfolio."

A month later, Mike Brinker joined from Google to focus on capacity delivery. A month after that, Asad Malik was appointed the head of compute finance & strategy.

Earlier this month, Google's head of data center global design and construction, John M. Wilson, joined the company.