About the role
Building strong working relationships with people working within the data center and at corporate. Ensuring SAW devices are in a “healthy” state, meeting Security's compliance standard. Receiving confidential information to perform BIOS setting changes. Managing SAW inventory, including ordering, receiving, assigning/re-assigning, and decommissioning devices. Providing guidance to users for common SAW repair issues and escalating issues experienced by users. Performing Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) for SAWs damaged within the first 30 days of receipt. Providing Senior Data center Technician-level support when needed.
Responsibilities include performing power cycles, swap out failed components, handling storage media, and perform troubleshooting when needed. Also, performing cable installations, hardware rack / stack installations, testing, and troubleshooting using standard data center processes. Supporting the deployment of on-site DC physical infrastructure including Servers, NetDevices, SANs, Windows Server OS Support, Parts/Component replacement and physical hardware troubleshooting when needed. Assisting Data center Inventory and Asset Management Team with shipping/receiving and inventory management to address high work volumes as required. Embody our culture and values. High school diploma or equivalent At least two years of experience supporting IT equipment or related technology. These
requirements include, but are not limited to the following specialized security screenings: Technical College degree in Computer Science, Math, Telecommunications, or equivalent work experience Experience operating heavy-load movement equipment (pallet jacks, chassis lifts, etc.) Perform and execute organization's safety programs and policies, and compliance knowledge. Flexibility to work non-business hours (shifts) that may include weekends and/or holidays. Valid license to drive standard street-legal automatic transmission vehicles within your DC's local jurisdiction.
