Data Center Engineer | ONSITE
About the role
- Design and Implementation: Develop and implement robust IT infrastructure solutions, including servers, networks, and storage systems.
- Maintenance and Support: Perform regular maintenance and updates to IT systems, troubleshoot and resolve technical issues, and support end-users.
- Troubleshooting: Resolve complex technical issues escalated from Level 1 and Level 2 support teams, providing expert-level troubleshooting and problem resolution.
- Security Management: Implement and manage security measures to protect IT infrastructure from cyber threats and ensure compliance with security policies.
- Customer Interaction: Communicate effectively with clients to understand their technical needs and provide appropriate solutions.
- Documentation: Create and maintain detailed documentation of IT infrastructure, configurations, and procedures for future reference and audits.
- Collaboration: Work closely with other IT professionals, including network engineers, system administrators, and security specialists, to ensure seamless integration and operation of IT systems.
- Project Management: Execute IT infrastructure projects, ensuring timely delivery, budget, and adherence to quality standards.
- Performance Monitoring: Monitor system performance and implement optimizations to enhance efficiency and reliability.
- Training and Support: Provide technical guidance and training to junior IT staff and end-users as needed. All you'll need for success.
- Monitor and manage physical data center access, including escorting non-AA personnel within the facility.
- Review system messages, inspect equipment, and report issues to ensure hardware functionality and minimize downtime.
- Forecast resource requirements and coordinate with teams to scale data center operations based on evolving needs.
- Conduct and support audits for compliance (e.g., FM Global, PCI/PII, security protocols) and ensure adherence to industry standards.
- Coordinate with external vendors and service providers for equipment maintenance and upgrades, ensuring timely resolution of any vendor-related issues.
- Troubleshoot and respond to critical failures and emergencies, addressing hardware, network, or software issues and escalating when necessary.
- Develop and execute disaster recovery and backup plans to protect data and ensure business continuity during emergencies
- Maintain documentation of equipment, incidents, and maintenance activities, keeping records up to date for audit and troubleshooting purposes.
- Monitor power distribution and cooling systems to maintain optimal environmental conditions, ensuring energy efficiency and system reliability
- Prepare assets for disposal or relocation as needed, following established processes for decommissioning hardware.
- Create and assist with incident tickets, providing technical support and problem resolution in coordination with other IT teams.
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Technology, Information Systems (CIS/MIS), Engineering or related technical discipline, or equivalent experience/training
- Minimum 3 years of demonstrable 'hands-on' IT work experience supporting and resolving diverse PC desktop software and hardware issues.
- Must be willing to travel.
- Must be willing to work varying shifts (Day, Night, Slit, or weekends)
- Degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Technology, Information Systems (CIS/MIS), Engineering or related technical discipline, or equivalent experience/training
- Airline Industry experience
- Familiarity with workflow and ITSM tools and ticketing systems
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