Disaster Recovery Resiliency Analyst
$72,800 - $130,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$72,800 - $130,000 per year
About the role
- Managing the creation and ongoing maintenance of Disaster Recovery plans and supporting documentation for critical applications and core infrastructure
- Participating in activities to improve and support DR program operations
- Assisting with the management of an actual disaster event which impacts organizational assets
- Develop DR materials by working with and educating application teams, infrastructure teams, management, and businesses in the documentation of DR Plans
- Provide insight into the design, development, implementation, and testing of disaster recovery technology including cloud-based solutions
- Facilitate discussions on platform dependencies and application interdependencies
- Understand the complexities of methodologies for recovering services at an alternative location including external cloud suppliers
- Analyze applications and interdependencies to understand the landscape of applications for which plans need to be written
- Develop/document/improve process and guidelines which support the Disaster Recovery program. Use enterprise-approved AI tools and technologies to streamline disaster recovery workflows, automate routine task management, and drive continuous improvement in plan development
- Participate in an on call rotation
- Exposure/experience with Project management
- Solid analytical, critical thinking and problem-solving skills
- Solid verbal and written communication and visual presentation skills
- Aptitude for being methodical, consistent, comprehensive, and thorough
- Being detail oriented with a proficiency in scrutinizing data for discrepancies and identifying potential gaps and anomalies
- Ability to collaborate within a complex matrixed organization and interact with technical, non-technical, and management staff Self-motivated and resilient, comfortable with ambiguity and change
- Quality focused with continuous improvement mindset
- Ideal candidate should possess the following: analytical/problem-solving skills, negotiation skills; verbal, written and visual presentation skills; consensus building ability; ability to collaborate and perform well within a complex matrixed organization
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