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The Director will implement, operate, and troubleshootERP/business applications and have an appreciation for market-facing technology as well as the infrastructure side of IT. The Director will be responsible for providing strategic leadership, direction, and oversight to the IT department, and report to the Vice President, Finance.
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10+ years of experience in IT infrastructure management with a focus on data center operations. Deep understanding of monitoring concepts, tools, and best practices for core infrastructure components (servers, networks, storage, virtualization, etc.
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Americold is a global provider of temperature-controlled infrastructure. We partner with farmers and food producers to ensure their perishable and frozen product reaches foods suppliers, restaurants, and your local grocery store without spoilage.
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IES is a national provider of industrial products and infrastructure services to a variety of end markets, including electrical, mechanical and communications contracting solutions for the commercial, industrial, residential and renewable energy markets.
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Analyze IT infrastructure and systems performance to assess operating costs, productivity levels, upgrade requirements, and other metrics and needs. Buchart Horn is a full-service engineering and architectural firm providing high quality engineering and design services in three services areas: Architecture, Transportation, and Water Resources.
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The Electrical Engineer will develop requirements and specifications for facility infrastructure to include electro-mechanical subsystems, transmission, and power distribution. Responsible for coordinating contractor onsite work and providing clear direction regarding ASC's requirements and standards, including electrical related safety requirements as it pertains to facility infrastructure projects.
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Ensure adequate tools and infrastructure is in place for Mechanical Engineering resources can meet department objectives. Ability to perform repetitive motion (keyboarding, 10-key, phones) Ensure adequate tools and infrastructure is in place for Mechanical Engineering resources can meet department objectives.
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