The Technical Account Manager serves as the primary technical liaison, managing client relationships and ensuring successful delivery of managed services. They are responsible for driving technology adoption, identifying service expansion opportunities, and providing strategic IT roadmap recommendations.
The Staff Accountant is responsible for managing the financial close process, ensuring general ledger accuracy, and maintaining compliance with internal controls. The role focuses heavily on tax-related duties, including filing returns and managing sales and use tax processes.
The Technical Account Manager serves as the primary technical liaison, managing client relationships and ensuring successful delivery of managed services. They are responsible for strategic planning, identifying service expansion opportunities, and overseeing technical performance to meet business objectives.
The Physical Security Engineer is responsible for the implementation, configuration, and maintenance of physical security systems including access control and surveillance across data center environments. This role also involves incident response, system health monitoring, and ensuring compliance with security standards like FedRAMP and NIST.
The Junior Physical Security Engineer supports the design, installation, and maintenance of physical security systems across data center facilities. They are responsible for monitoring system health, performing troubleshooting, and assisting with incident response and compliance documentation.
The Director of Service Delivery leads a team of project managers to deploy customer data center fit-out orders, including space, power, and network connectivity. They are responsible for managing project portfolios, budgets, and vendor performance while driving continuous process improvement and cross-functional collaboration.
The Building Systems Engineer is responsible for designing, implementing, and optimizing BMS and EPMS solutions to ensure operational efficiency and reliability. They will provide technical support, maintain system documentation, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to meet project objectives.
The Construction Project Manager oversees the full life cycle of data center construction projects, from initial planning and budgeting to commissioning. They provide leadership to contractors and vendors while ensuring projects are delivered on time, within budget, and in compliance with company standards.
The Health and Safety Manager is responsible for ensuring compliance with safety regulations and managing health and safety programs across all company facilities. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify risks, conduct site inspections, and implement preventive measures to maintain a safe work environment.
The Technical Support Engineer serves as the primary point of contact during overnight hours, managing system monitoring, incident response, and patch management. They are responsible for troubleshooting virtual and network infrastructure while ensuring SLA requirements are met through scheduled maintenance and clear documentation.
The Insurance Risk Manager will lead the organization's risk management, insurance portfolio, and mitigation efforts across all operations, including construction projects. They are responsible for identifying and analyzing risks, managing insurance programs, overseeing claims, and ensuring contractual compliance.
The Systems Engineer 3 is responsible for the management and optimization of core infrastructure tooling, including monitoring, patching, and configuration management. They will also lead technical projects, provide scripting support, and participate in an on-call rotation to maintain business systems.
The Service Delivery Project Manager acts as the primary liaison between internal technical teams and customers to ensure the successful, on-time installation of managed services and cloud solutions. They are responsible for leading deployments, managing project milestones, and proactively communicating status and risks to all stakeholders.
The Building Systems Project Manager is responsible for delivering data center projects on time and within budget while ensuring compliance with company design standards. They will manage contractors, vendors, and project schedules while overseeing the design, installation, and maintenance of BMS/EPMS systems.
The Preconstruction Manager leads front-end project planning, including cost development, schedule creation, and commercial evaluation for data center projects. They partner with internal teams to establish project baselines and transition projects into the active construction phase.
The Accounting Manager will oversee US GAAP month-end close processes and lead internal and external financial reporting. They will also manage joint venture accounting, ensure IFRS compliance, and serve as the primary liaison for external auditors.
