Data Center Engineer
Data Center Engineer
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Maintain data center infrastructure including power, cooling, hardware, and cabling to ensure maximum availability
- Plan and execute new hardware installations, covering physical placement, power and cooling requirements, and structured cabling
- Rack, cable, and configure data center hardware including servers, network equipment, and storage devices
- Perform hardware troubleshooting and break-fix across data center infrastructure
- Handle initial configuration of network devices and Linux servers via CLI and zero-touch provisioning
- Manage colocation provider and vendor relationships, and oversee onsite contractors
- Maintain accurate inventory, documentation, and capacity planning across space, power, cooling, and cabling
- Occasional travel to other data center sites may be required
- What you'll bring 3+ years of data center experience
- Prior experience in a low latency trading environment (or similar)
- Strong understanding of data center infrastructure including electrical, power, cooling, liquid cooling, and safety
- Knowledge of cabling standards and media types, with an exceptionally high standard for cable management
- Experience with hardware repair across servers, network devices, and storage
- Hands-on experience configuring Cisco and Arista devices via CLIComfort working at the Linux command line for basic troubleshooting and script execution
- Ability to understand basic network designs and topologies
- Programming experience such as Python is a plus
- Must be able to meet physical requirements including working at height and lifting up to 50 lbs
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