Datacenter Analyst

Company: Truist

Contract To Hire:

Compensation: $53.06/Hour W2

Location: Zebulon, North Carolina

Onsite 5 Days Each Week

Responsibilities:

• 1. Complete planning of complex device installations within the data center, considering standard business practices and established processes.
• 2. Assist in planning of data center layouts, cabling infrastructure, and power distribution to support stability, flexibility, and resiliency within the data center environment.
• 3. Demonstrate full understanding and knowledge of IT departmental responsibilities, change management, problem determination/resolution, and resource allocation.
• 4. Provide support and oversight as required for the IT Data Center Security Policy.
• 5. Provide collaboration with Data Center Services teammates and other technology teams in support of corporate objectives, project goals and initiatives.
• 6. Demonstrate strong Project Management skills in order to support project activity coordination for the Data Center Services Team.
• 7. Develop and maintain documentation for supported IT Enterprise Infrastructure to include updates and support of Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM).
• 8. Retain ongoing knowledge of facilities management and technology within the supported IT Enterprise Infrastructure..

Required Skills:

• 1. Experience planning data center layouts, cabling infrastructure and / or power distribution stability, flexibility, and resiliency within the data center environment
• MUST HAVE GOOD DCM TOOL EXPERINECE - Doesnt have to be Nlyte but something similar like Schneider
• MUST HAVE ENTERPRISE DATA CENTER EXPERIENCE - Banking not needed...must understand how Data Centers are laid out and understand the technology behind them
• Experience partnering with a network team, a lot of the project will be working with the network team so network technology knowledge is huge
• 2. Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint experience
• 3. Understanding of technology concepts
• NOT looking for a PM...this project already has a PM, focus on the "planning" aspect.