Datacenter Technician (Level 1 or 2)
divihn integrationOak Ridge (TN)
Datacenter Technician (Level 1 or 2)
Posted 2 days ago
divihn integrationOak Ridge (TN)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
This will be a W-2 contract - US Federal Govt. clientData Center Technician (Level 1 / 2)Onsite in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, 37831 12 months & extendable for multiple years*Must be able to obtain Q Clearance, if hired*
Responsibilities:
–Layer one data center work including racking, cabling, and power for IT equipment Layer one telecom including telecom facility and equipment support Data Center HVAC, cooling, chilled water, CRAC units, etc. Daily work and experience with redundant power infrastructure Oversight, tracking and maintaining supplies of IT materials including cables, SFPs, power supplies, etc. Daily data center operations duties supporting production IT systems Perform data center walk-through checks, reporting issues, submitting incident tickets and service requests Monitoring of environmental status of production data centers Working with printing and mailing systems for payroll, tax forms, etc. Backup and restore systems to restore lost or corrupt files as needed Work with business continuity planning, training and exercises Work with common IT systems such as DCIM, Service Now ticketing, change management, incidents and other work tracking Specific Requirements –Must have or be able to obtain a Q clearance Hands on Data Center layer one experience Cabling and supporting IT and Telecom systems Ability to handle large printing tasks Experience with work tracking, ticketing, incidents, change management, etc. systems Experience with Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) systems Specific Deliverables –Daily Data Center Operations duties for production data center environment Supporting critical production IT data centers Weekly payroll printing of thousands of printed forms Best Regards, Amit 224-507-1290 | amustafi@divihn.com
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