The Solutions Architect III defines end-to-end technical architecture for custom applications and automations within a GxP-regulated environment. They govern implementation quality, ensure alignment with enterprise standards, and mentor development teams on AI-assisted coding and secure practices.
The Field Technician III is responsible for the physical installation, maintenance, and repair of data center and network infrastructure. They coordinate with internal teams and external vendors to ensure network quality and compliance with technical standards.
The Data Center Technician III is responsible for the installation, movement, and decommissioning of hardware, including servers, cabling, and power infrastructure. They also manage asset tagging, maintain data center documentation, and provide timely customer communication through a ticketing system.
The Data Center Technician III is responsible for the installation, movement, and decommissioning of hardware, including servers, cabling, and power infrastructure. They must also maintain accurate documentation, manage assets, and provide clear communication within a ticketing system.
The Program Manager is responsible for overseeing, planning, and executing complex, high-impact projects from initiation to completion. They lead multidisciplinary teams, manage project budgets, and ensure alignment with strategic organizational goals.
The role involves supporting forward and reverse logistics, including inventory management, asset tracking, and e-recycling services. Responsibilities also include hardware sanitization, data destruction, and coordinating with third-party vendors to ensure efficient warehouse operations.
Lead and manage complex, cross-functional initiatives within the Data Center and Edge Network Services organization. Establish project structures, plans, and processes to drive execution while partnering with technical and business stakeholders.
Design, develop, and implement AI and ML solutions to enhance IT managed services such as network management and cybersecurity. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate AI/ML models into existing systems and processes.
The manager is responsible for overseeing, planning, and executing complex, high-impact projects from initiation to completion while leading cross-functional teams. They must ensure projects align with strategic goals, manage budgets, and proactively address risks and conflicts.
The role is responsible for planning and coordinating large-scale data center projects from initiation to delivery. This includes managing cross-functional teams, tracking program milestones, and ensuring projects are delivered on time and within budget.
Design, document, deploy, and maintain highly available shared infrastructure, including Windows servers, VMware clusters, Azure resources, and enterprise storage. Provide Level III escalation support, lead complex server migrations, manage SSO and certificate lifecycles, and improve operations through automation, scripting, and repeatable processes.
Support pricing approvals and complex client deal structuring through cost, pricing, and margin analysis, collaborating with Sales, Sourcing, Product Lifecycle Management, and Engineering. Contribute to forecasting and planning, monitor performance indicators and risks, prepare management reporting, and help improve and automate reporting processes.
The Network Engineer II serves as the primary point of defense for network-related incidents, providing 24x7 support for production and corporate infrastructure. Responsibilities include monitoring network health, troubleshooting layer 1-3 issues, and managing hardware such as routers, switches, and firewalls.
The Level 2 Network Engineer provides technical support, troubleshooting, and operational management for enterprise and data-centre network infrastructure. They are responsible for resolving escalated network incidents, performing configuration changes, and coordinating with Level 3 teams and vendors.
The Service Desk Specialist II is responsible for troubleshooting hardware and software issues while maintaining equipment inventory and ticketing system records. They must provide excellent customer service and ensure timely resolution of IT problems for end-users.
The role is responsible for planning and coordinating lab operations projects, including asset management, resource allocation, and progress tracking. It involves managing cross-functional network deployment projects and maintaining comprehensive project documentation throughout the project lifecycle.
The Program Manager will drive strategic initiatives from concept through delivery by defining requirements, managing roadmaps, and ensuring cross-functional execution. They are responsible for stakeholder alignment, risk management, and reporting measurable outcomes to leadership.
Provide technical support for Microsoft SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business deployments. Troubleshoot connectivity, authentication, and integration issues while managing site architecture and permissions.
The role involves managing Exchange Online architecture, mailbox migrations, and ensuring compliance with messaging policies. You will also be responsible for troubleshooting complex technical issues and optimizing mail flow and disaster recovery processes.
The Invoice Analyst is responsible for daily queue management, invoice validation within SAP, and ensuring contract compliance via TEMS. They also handle issue resolution, dispute management, and financial maintenance tasks such as PO health checks and credit note processing.
The analyst supports the development and delivery of organizational change management plans for smaller projects. They also assist in creating educational content and delivering training sessions to technical audiences.
The Accounting Analyst IV leads the preparation of financial reports and statements while ensuring compliance for domestic and international entities. They are responsible for managing general ledger processes, revenue reconciliation, and developing financial reports for projects.
The Deployment Enablement Manager coordinates network infrastructure deployment for new data center builds, serving as the central point of contact between design, engineering, and construction teams. This role tracks milestones, manages cross-functional dependencies, and drives accountability to ensure projects are delivered from cable start to production ready.
The Contracts Administrator ensures the timely and accurate execution of contracts while performing quality reviews to mitigate risk. They are responsible for maintaining internal databases, tracking authorizations, and managing detailed audit files for all contract documentation.
The Senior IT Infrastructure Project Manager will lead end-to-end utility-scale fiber infrastructure projects, managing cross-functional teams and ensuring delivery within scope and budget. The role involves interpreting engineering drawings, coordinating construction operations, and mitigating project risks while driving adoption of project management best practices.
The engineer will develop and maintain medium-complexity data hall layouts while performing infrastructure assessments and design optimizations. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to troubleshoot design conflicts and support project deployment activities.
The AI Infrastructure Datacenter Design TPM leads complex, multi-workstream AI data hall design programs from initial planning through deployment readiness. This role manages critical dependencies across engineering, construction, and supply chain teams while ensuring the timely delivery of high-quality design packages.
The Senior TPM will lead large-scale network migration portfolios, managing the full lifecycle from scoping and dependency mapping to cutover execution and validation. They are responsible for driving cross-functional alignment across engineering, operations, and vendors to ensure zero-downtime outcomes on live production infrastructure.
The engineer will design and deploy data center infrastructure, including power, cooling, and network hardware across various POP sites. They are responsible for creating technical documentation, managing vendor projects, and providing support to network engineering teams.
The Network Engineer is responsible for installing, configuring, and maintaining network infrastructure including routers, switches, and firewalls. They also provide troubleshooting support for global production networks and coordinate with ISPs and vendors to resolve technical issues.
The Contracts Administrator will draft, review, and execute vendor and client contracts while maintaining accurate internal databases. They will also assist in proposal planning, track contractual requirements, and perform risk mitigation activities.
The role involves independently executing and overseeing complex server and network deployments for enterprise physical security systems. Responsibilities include hardware provisioning, network segmentation, and providing 24x7 technical support for infrastructure systems.
The Contracts Administrator II is responsible for processing contracts, maintaining accurate internal databases, and performing quality reviews to mitigate risk. They will also track authorizations, manage audit files, and participate in service termination processing.
You will independently execute and oversee complex server and network deployments for enterprise physical security systems. This includes hardware provisioning, network segmentation, and providing 24x7 technical support for global infrastructure.
The Project Manager will oversee all commercial and contractual aspects of AV projects while managing budgets, schedules, and onsite teams. They are responsible for maintaining client relationships, coordinating with third-party vendors, and ensuring all project deliverables meet quality and timeline standards.
Lead the installation and configuration of complex server and network infrastructure to support enterprise physical security systems. Provide 24x7 technical support, perform root cause analysis, and maintain detailed as-built documentation.
Provide advanced technical support and troubleshooting for enterprise server and network infrastructure in a 24x7 global environment. Manage hardware lifecycle, firmware updates, and mentor L1 engineers to ensure high system availability.
The TA Specialist is responsible for aggressively sourcing and recruiting top talent for management and craft positions across all departments. This includes managing the full recruitment lifecycle, from initial screening and social media outreach to coordinating interviews and offers.
Lead full-cycle recruitment activities and drive hiring strategies across multiple functions and geographies. Serve as a strategic advisor to hiring managers while optimizing recruitment workflows and mentoring team members.
Deploy, configure, and support large-scale production network and server infrastructure in data centers and Point of Presence sites. Responsibilities include designing rack elevations, managing assets, and collaborating with engineering teams to ensure network turn-up and performance.
The Contracts Administrator I ensures the timely and accurate execution of vendor and client contracts while performing quality reviews to reduce risk. Responsibilities include maintaining internal databases, preparing contract briefs, and tracking payments and deliverables.
Responsible for the design, implementation, and maintenance of fiber optic infrastructure and OSP network records. The role involves managing vendor relationships, leading cross-functional teams, and performing OTDR analysis to ensure network integrity.
Lead the design and delivery of complex data hall infrastructure projects, including compute, storage, and networking layouts. Coordinate across engineering and operations teams while providing technical guidance and mentorship to junior engineers.
Monitor and troubleshoot Optical Long Haul and Metro networks to ensure guaranteed performance and capacity. Coordinate with manufacturers and internal teams to resolve critical events and optimize operational processes through automation.
Support the engineering team in data hall design, AutoCAD drafting, and infrastructure planning for AI and hyperscale data centers. Assist with documentation, asset tracking, and the maintenance of design standards and templates.
Support the engineering team in data hall design, AutoCAD drafting, and infrastructure planning for AI and hyperscale data centers. Assist with documentation, asset tracking, and coordination with cross-functional teams to maintain design standards.
Support simple data hall infrastructure designs and drafting activities using AutoCAD under senior guidance. Create layouts for cabinets, rack elevations, and cabling while maintaining accurate project documentation.
The engineer is responsible for developing data hall layouts, rack elevations, and cable routing designs. They also conduct infrastructure assessments and collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize scalability and efficiency.
