The engineer will design and implement automated workflows for partner data management and build ETL pipelines to synchronize data across internal systems. Additionally, they will develop tools to automate operational processes, monitor data quality, and create dashboards for reporting.
You will design, build, and deploy custom technical solutions while acting as a bridge between customers and the core engineering team. This involves writing production-quality code, debugging complex infrastructure issues, and translating field feedback into product roadmap improvements.
The role involves defining and institutionalizing global transition services, including managing end-to-end knowledge transfer, risk mitigation, and operational readiness. You will oversee the transition of critical technological domains such as IT Service Desk, EUC, ITAM, AV, and supply chain logistics across global delivery hubs.
The role involves building and maintaining automation tools to ensure the reliability and scalability of critical physical security and network infrastructure. You will also lead incident remediation, perform root cause analysis, and manage infrastructure-as-code configurations to reduce operational toil.
The role involves stabilizing and optimizing SAP logistics platforms while leading the development of internal applications to replace manual processes. You will own end-to-end architecture, manage cross-functional stakeholders, and drive digital enablement initiatives.
The CAD Technician II supports engineering and construction teams by performing CAD drawing updates, quality checks, and length calculations. They also assist in developing procedures for IT deployments and designing data center or lab cable tray systems.
The Data Analyst III will perform statistical modeling and analyze complex datasets to develop metrics, reports, and visualizations. They are responsible for identifying data opportunities, troubleshooting database issues, and improving forecasting techniques.
The Solutions Architect III designs applications and services while ensuring IT strategy aligns with organizational business goals. They translate complex business narratives into architectural models to support efficient and sustainable organizational needs.
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 Technical Deployment Enablement Manager will lead end-to-end AI initiatives, coordinating cross-functional teams to drive operational efficiency and infrastructure transformation. This role involves translating strategic AI goals into actionable program plans while ensuring operational readiness and compliance with AI governance frameworks.
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 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 developer will design, configure, and maintain WebLogic and Oracle Fusion integrations while resolving defects in legacy code. They are also responsible for supporting enterprise API calls and ensuring the high availability of critical utility integration channels.
The Software Engineer III designs, develops, and debugs software programs and embedded systems while providing application support for end users. They are responsible for performing root cause analysis on technical issues and collaborating with cross-functional teams to resolve escalated bugs.
The Talent Acquisition Operations Manager leads the global recruitment operations function, overseeing process optimization, system governance, and team performance. They partner with cross-functional stakeholders to ensure efficient service delivery, compliance, and data integrity across all hiring activities.
The Software Engineer will design, develop, and troubleshoot software programs while providing operational support for Java-based applications in production. They will also maintain infrastructure, develop automation scripts, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure system reliability and performance.
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 Project Manager will lead end-to-end delivery of SRE tooling and infrastructure programs while serving as a Scrum Master for cross-functional teams. They are responsible for managing project portfolios, facilitating Agile ceremonies, and developing executive-level dashboards to track project health and reliability targets.
The Project Manager will plan and coordinate data center projects, managing assets, resources, and project schedules from initiation to delivery. They are responsible for maintaining project documentation, monitoring ticketing systems, and providing actionable insights to stakeholders through regular reporting.
The Vendor Manager serves as the primary point of contact for telecom suppliers, managing invoice payments, billing disputes, and critical service escalations. They also ensure data integrity across ERP and TEM systems while collaborating with cross-functional teams to enforce contractual compliance.
The Vendor Manager serves as the primary point of contact for telecom vendor inquiries, managing invoicing, payments, and critical dispute resolutions. They also oversee the purchase order lifecycle and ensure data integrity across various financial and procurement systems.
The Business Intelligence Analyst supports organizational decision-making by conducting quantitative and qualitative data analysis to identify trends and patterns. They collaborate with stakeholders to create reports, troubleshoot data issues, and develop methodologies for the Business Intelligence team.
You will independently execute and oversee complex server and network deployments for enterprise physical security systems. This includes configuring infrastructure, troubleshooting technical issues, and ensuring seamless integration across a globally distributed environment.
The funding analyst manages daily operational tasks, including tracking tickets, overseeing active contracts, and ensuring purchase requisitions are accurately processed. They are responsible for maintaining documentation standards, monitoring SLA compliance, and conducting proactive follow-ups on pending requisitions.
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.
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.
The Technical Writer creates and maintains clear process documentation, guides, and standard procedures to support IT operations and service delivery. They collaborate with cross-functional teams to capture knowledge, manage the internal knowledge base, and ensure documentation meets company standards.
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 engineer will design and maintain automation tools to ensure the reliability and scalability of critical physical security and network infrastructure. They will also lead incident remediation, perform root cause analysis, and implement Infrastructure-as-Code to reduce operational toil.
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.
The Contracts Administrator III manages the execution of vendor and client contracts while performing quality reviews to reduce risk. They serve as a team lead and mentor for a global team of drafters, focusing on complex technology-related agreements.
The role focuses on creating and maintaining clear process documentation, guides, and standard procedures to support IT operations and service delivery. It involves collaborating with engineering and operations teams to manage the internal knowledge base and standardize documentation templates.
The role involves performing statistical modeling and analysis of structured and unstructured datasets to develop metrics and visualizations. The analyst will create complex reports, demand forecasts, and identify opportunities for automation and efficiency.
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.
Lead the installation and configuration of complex server and network infrastructure to support enterprise physical security systems. Provide 24x7 technical support and create detailed as-built documentation for global deployments.
Provide advanced technical support and troubleshooting for enterprise server and network infrastructure in a 24x7 global environment. Responsibilities include executing firmware updates, managing hardware break/fix procedures, and mentoring L1 engineers.
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.
Oversee the planning and execution of complex, high-impact projects while leading cross-functional teams to align with strategic goals. Manage project budgets, risks, and stakeholder communications from initiation through to completion.
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.
The Senior Compensation Manager is responsible for planning, implementing, and administering company-wide compensation programs and policies. This includes managing bonus plans, executive compensation, and ensuring internal and external equity through job benchmarking and surveys.
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.
The engineer is responsible for developing medium-complexity data hall layouts, including rack elevations and power planning. They also conduct infrastructure assessments and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure scalable and efficient deployments.
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.
Lead large-scale AI infrastructure deployment programs focusing on GPU clusters, compute environments, and high-speed networking. Manage end-to-end project execution, risk mitigation, and cross-functional coordination between engineering and executive stakeholders.
The engineer is responsible for developing data hall layouts, rack elevations, and power and space planning for moderate-complexity infrastructure projects. They also conduct efficiency assessments and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure design compliance and project delivery.
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.
The engineer is responsible for developing medium-complexity data hall layouts, including rack elevations and power planning. They also conduct infrastructure assessments and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure scalable and efficient designs.
