Disaster Recovery Specialist
judge groupTempe (AZ)
About the role
Our client is looking for a Disaster Recovery Specialist to assess, test, and help to implement various infrastructure solutions with the Resiliency Team This is a long term contract that is hybrid in the Tempe area
Responsibilities:
Manage the update and testing of DR Plans, Point In Time Recovery (PiTR) Plans, and DR Testing of those plans within SLAs without extension Work with the Engineering and Operations Managers across the Infrastructure towers Coordinate disaster recovery for new Infrastructure technologies Identify and remediate Infrastructure gaps identified by the control teams or audit, or through internal disaster recovery assessments
Qualifications:
Hands-on experience across multiple on-premises and cloud technologies including Control-M, database, ETL, platform (mainframe, iSeries, VMWare, Unix/Linux, Windows) messaging, middleware, monitoring, operating systems, networking, storage, and virtualization 3-4+ years of Disaster Recovery experience Service Now experience
Pay: 55-65/hr
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