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Monitor and optimize EMC storage systems, ensuring efficient data storage, backup, and disaster recovery processes. + In-depth knowledge and hands-on experience with VMware technologies, including vSphere, vCenter, VCF, VxRail, NSX-T, HCX, vSAN, Horizon, VDI, etc.
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Define, document, design, build, test, and operationalize disaster recovery plans and capabilities, and mitigate business continuity risk. Salesforce Developer – Work From HomeWe are seeking a Salesforce Developer with hands-on expertise to be responsible for architecting, building, deploying, operating, and optimizing projects using Salesforce.
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Hands-on experience with storage technologies, including Synology, NetApp, and Dell EMC, and familiarity with SAN/NAS architectures. Participate in capacity planning, performance tuning, and disaster recovery planning activities to ensure the resilience and availability of critical systems.
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Required] 3+ years' experience with PostgreSQL and DB2 LUW: Extensive hands-on experience managing, tuning, and troubleshooting PostgreSQL and DB2 databases, preferably in a Red Hat Linux environment.
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Hands-on technical experience in systems integration or software engineering of identity and access management (IAM) solutions (such as BeyondTrust, Delinea, Okta, SailPoint, Saviynt, Active Role Server etc.
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Active Directory (AD), Azure Storage, Cloud Infrastructure, Data Center Networks, Design Planning, Disaster Recovery (DR), EMC Storage Area Network (SAN) Administration, Information Technology (IT) Infrastructure, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Azure Active Directory (AD) Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Management, Project Intake Management, SAN Storage, Storage Management, VMware Technologies.
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Engagements vary from being purely consultative to requiring heavy hands-on work and cover a diverse array of domain areas, such as data migrations, data archival and disaster recovery, and big data analytics solutions requiring batch or streaming data pipelines, data lakes and data warehouses.
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Extensive knowledge and hands-on experience with VMWare including vSphere, vCenter, VCF, VxRail, NSX-T, HCX, vSAN, VDI, etc. Ensure compliance with security standards, data privacy, and disaster recovery policies.
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Support Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) and Disaster Recovery (DR) efforts and initiatives. The IAM Engineer is a proven technologist and a hands on problem solver, as well as, an effective internal consultant, who will regularly advise others on access and security/risk related issues.
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Our direct client looking for an experienced Cloud Engineer with a strong background in Azure, networking, containers, server less computing, Kubernetes (specifically AKS), Docker, Terraform, CI/CD pipelines (such as GitHub Actions and GitLab Runners), zero downtime deployment strategies, and disaster recovery (DR.
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Hands on experience in implementing Microsoft BI/Azure BI solutions like Power BI, Azure Analysis Services, Power Apps, Power Flows (Automate). Collaborate with IT infrastructure staff to plan, test and document application specific business continuity and disaster recovery plans.
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This person will have hands-on exposure across multiple platforms including Control-M, database, ETL, mainframe, messaging, middleware, platforms, operating systems, networking, storage, and virtualization, and the related disaster recovery.
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2+ years of hands-on experience in implementing and administering Snowflake environments with in-depth knowledge of role-based access control, backup and disaster recovery using Snowflake Time Travel and on-premise to cloud replication.
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At least 5 years of experience in infrastructure roles, with extensive hands-on experience with AWS services, including Lambda, EC2, EKS, DynamoDB, Aurora, Kafka, and event-driven architectures.
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We are looking for candidates with prior working experience in Oracle Order Management, Advanced Pricing, Inventory, Shipping Execution, SCM Modules with strong hands-on experience in development.
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