Senior NetApp Storage Engineer
dcg polandPoland (NY)
About the role
As a recruitment company, DCG understands that every business is powered by experienced professionals. Our management style and partnership approach enable us to meet your needs and provide continuous support. Due to our ongoing growth and the large number of recruitment projects we undertake for our partners, we are currently looking for:
Responsibilities:
Support deployment and configuration of new storage platformAssist in solution design and technical documentationPlan and execute file storage migration activitiesProvide technical guidance for data inventory and cleanup initiativesSupport backup, recovery, and disaster recovery activitiesTroubleshoot and resolve storage-related issuesCollaborate with infrastructure, networking, and security teamsProvide technical support for storage solution replacementSupport installation and configuration activitiesSupport documentation of solution designSupport data migration to the new platformProvide technical support for unstructured data inventory and cleanupRequirementsMinimum 5+ years of experience with NetApp file storage solutionsProficiency in NetApp storage (CIFS, NFS) in MetroCluster setupBasic knowledge of Active DirectoryExperience with Distributed File System (DFS) Understanding of file share security, access rights, and cyber threat protectionUnderstanding of backup for file shares using NetBackup DNAS protocolUnderstanding of IT infrastructure and solution architectureUnderstanding of data center networkingExperience in file storage migrationProficiency in Microsoft Office 365 Very good command of English, both spoken and writtenNice to haveExperience with OPSWATExperience with DataDobi StorageMAPOfferPrivate medical careCo‑financing for the sports cardConstant support of dedicated consultant
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