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Mechanical Data Center Commissioning Engineer - (Perm or Contract Openings) Client sectors include regulated Data Center, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing & Compounding, Healthcare, Life-Sciences, GMP Manufacturing, Commercial, Government, Biocontainment, and Iconic Buildings.
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As a Data Center Technician for one of the highest valued Fortune 500 companies you are a primary resolver for your support team skilled at troubleshooting and resolving most complex hardware infrastructure issues.
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Extensive experience with data-center management, system security, and Nutanix hyper-converged infrastructure. Providing subject matter expertise on end user and data center technologies.
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The Data Center Technician is expected to address customer inquiries via support tickets from inception through resolution with minimal or no supervision. Support data center operations and IT systems, network services, business critical processes and procedures to support the delivery of customer products and.
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The role requires in depth knowledge and expertise in complex on-premises, hybrid and cloud networking and security infrastructure, specifically Dell, Vmware, NetApp, Containers, Cisco networking technologies such as data centre (ACI), Wireless LAN Controllers, Cisco I.S.E & DNA Policy Centre, Cisco SD-Access security solution components as well as Palo Alto technologies such as NGFW, Panorama and Global Protect, and so on.
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As an Enterprise Architect, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and implementing IT infrastructure solutions in a hybrid on-premises data center and Azure Cloud environment.
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Experience with infrastructure including but not limited to: data center operations, server hardware, operating systems (Windows, Linux), web servers (IIS, Apache, Tomcat), databases (MS SQL, MySQL, postgreSQL.
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Design, install, and manage riser infrastructure and cable facilities for tenant connectivity to the data center. Job Summary: The Operations Supervisor will oversee the operations of the property's Colocation Data Center, managing all related infrastructure throughout the building.
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IT enables that mission through business and infrastructure systems, cybersecurity, data management and analysis, productivity and collaboration tools, the San Jose 311 resident experience platform, data equity and privacy programs, and strategic planning.
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Sr. Staff PMIC Design Engineer - Data Center Infrastructure Products. Leading IC design company dedicated to providing high-performance, low-power IC solutions for cloud computing and data center markets.
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Strong understanding of business ecosystems, SaaS, infrastructure as a service (IaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), SOA, APIs, open data, microservices, event-driven IT and predictive analytics.
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As a part of an enterprise Data Center services team, this position will be expected to maintain the highest of data centers standards in support of infrastructure installations including the appearance of cabling, labeling, documentation and asset management.
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Expert in data center operations, disaster recovery and business continuity strategies. At least 10 Years of IT Infrastructure management experience. Hybrid Role:- Director of Infrastructure.
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Monitors the health of infrastructure, applications, and data center facilities to identify the impact of IT services on the various business units. Knowledge of data center applications such as job scheduling, and monitoring tools.
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