The Data Analyst II will build capacity dashboards to monitor network traffic and proactively identify potential constraints or stockout issues. They will also collaborate with engineering teams to troubleshoot and resolve complex network incidents while maintaining accurate documentation.
Manage revenue recognition activities, prepare revenue-related journal entries and reconciliations, and support accurate, timely month-end close under ASC 606. Analyze variances, assist with audit and SOX documentation, resolve revenue data discrepancies, and coordinate with billing and operations teams.
The Data Analyst II is responsible for statistical modeling and the analysis of structured and unstructured datasets to develop metrics and visualizations. They will also troubleshoot database technical issues, perform quality assurance, and assemble complex data sets to support business objectives.
The AV Installation Technician II is responsible for the end-to-end installation, configuration, and quality assurance of audiovisual and video conferencing systems. They will also perform maintenance, fault-finding, and provide ongoing support for multimedia meeting rooms.
The Project Manager II is responsible for planning and coordinating internal IT projects from initiation to delivery, including network, server, and software implementations. They manage project lifecycles, track milestones, and ensure deliverables are met within budget while maintaining clear communication with stakeholders.
The Senior Project & Program Manager leads complex, cross-functional programs from planning through execution and continuous improvement. This role establishes program structures, coordinates dependencies across technical and operational teams, and provides actionable insights to leadership.
The Deployment & Operations Enablement Manager owns day-to-day program management for next-generation network infrastructure, serving as the primary point of contact for vendors and cross-functional teams. This role drives program schedules, manages risks and escalations, and optimizes meeting cadences to ensure operational maturity and timely project delivery.
The L3 M365 Engineer will be responsible for the administration, governance, and configuration of Microsoft 365 services at an enterprise scale. This includes managing SharePoint, Teams, Purview compliance, and implementing automation via PowerShell and Graph API.
The Project Coordinator II plans and coordinates data center projects from initiation to delivery, including asset management and resource allocation. They also monitor project plans, maintain documentation, and provide actionable insights to decision-makers.
The Project Coordinator III plans and manages internal projects from initiation to delivery, including network and software implementations. They are responsible for maintaining project schedules, monitoring ticketing systems, and providing actionable insights to stakeholders.
The Contracts Administrator I is responsible for processing, preparing, and revising contracts while ensuring compliance with company policies. They also maintain internal databases, track contractual deadlines, and monitor contractor performance to mitigate risk.
The Contracts Administrator I is responsible for processing, preparing, and revising contracts while ensuring compliance with company policies. They also maintain internal databases, track contractual obligations, and perform quality reviews to mitigate organizational risk.
The Procurement Specialist I is responsible for executing asset purchases, managing inventory levels, and ensuring timely delivery while meeting corporate cost reduction targets. They will also collaborate with global teams to optimize supply chain processes, audit ERP data integrity, and develop training materials.
The Data Center Technician II is responsible for the installation, movement, and decommissioning of hardware, including cabinets, servers, and cabling within the data center. They must also maintain accurate documentation, manage tickets, and ensure compliance with safety and security policies.
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 complex accounting processes, including journal entries, reconciliations, and revenue recognition in accordance with company policy.
The intern will assist the engineering team with data hall design, documentation, and infrastructure planning activities. Responsibilities include creating AutoCAD drawings, managing asset tracking, and supporting infrastructure deployment projects.
The manager is responsible for leading end-to-end delivery of data center network fabric deployments, ensuring projects are executed predictably across a global fleet. They oversee portfolio roadmapping, material readiness, and cross-functional coordination to ensure network capacity is delivered on time and within scope.
The Director of Talent Acquisition will develop and lead comprehensive recruitment strategies to support the company's growth and talent needs. This role involves managing the TA team, optimizing recruitment processes, and collaborating with senior leadership to align hiring efforts with business objectives.
The Director of Talent Acquisition will develop and lead global recruitment strategies to support the company's growth and scale. This role involves managing the TA team, optimizing recruitment processes, and collaborating with senior leadership to align hiring efforts with business objectives.
The Network Engineer II provides technical support, troubleshooting, and operational management for enterprise and data-centre network infrastructure. They are responsible for resolving network incidents, performing configuration changes, and coordinating with Level 3 teams and vendors to ensure system performance.
The Electrical Engineer I will establish system designs for lighting and power while coordinating with project managers and consultants. They are also responsible for performing construction administration, field investigations, and participating in the QA/QC process.
The Catalogue Analyst manages the global product catalogue, ensuring data integrity, accurate pricing, and seamless lifecycle transitions from introduction to retirement. They partner with cross-functional teams to validate supplier data, configure regional storefronts, and maintain procurement system accuracy.
The Software Engineer will design, develop, and debug system software and embedded devices while providing technical support for end users. They are also responsible for performing root cause analysis, configuring third-party components, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.
You will be responsible for tuning and maintaining self-managed, on-premises Postgres deployments to ensure optimal performance and reliability. Additionally, you will provide technical leadership by mentoring engineers and designing robust database operations including backups, failover, and upgrades.
The Contracts Administrator I is responsible for processing, preparing, and revising contracts while ensuring compliance with company policies. They also maintain internal databases, track contract deliverables, and perform quality reviews to mitigate risk.
The Software Engineer will design, develop, and debug software programs while providing application support and infrastructure maintenance. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve technical issues and perform root cause analysis in customer environments.
The AV Installation Technician II is responsible for the end-to-end installation, configuration, and quality assurance of audiovisual and video conferencing systems. They will also perform preventative maintenance, fault-finding, and provide ongoing support for meeting room technologies.
The role involves managing complex, cross-functional technical projects from initiation to delivery, including resource allocation and milestone tracking. It also requires driving process improvements, managing vendor relationships, and utilizing metrics to ensure project success.
The role involves leading small project teams to deliver complex data hall infrastructure designs including compute, storage, and power systems. The engineer will also provide technical guidance, review documentation, and ensure adherence to design standards and operational best practices.
The role involves leading large-scale data center infrastructure design initiatives and defining engineering standards across multiple regions. The incumbent will provide technical leadership, mentor senior engineers, and collaborate with leadership on strategic capacity planning and roadmap development.
