Lead and deliver complex IT projects focused on network infrastructure and data center technologies, coordinating cross-functional teams and managing project execution.

Monitor and triage infrastructure, cloud, and physical-security alerts; lead incident lifecycle management and RCA; coordinate responders, maintain ticketing records, and follow SOPs, runbooks, and playbooks in a 24/7 on-site operations center.

Lead the design and optimization of enterprise wireless networks, ensuring secure and scalable connectivity across global campuses. Collaborate with engineering teams and handle complex incidents as an L3/L4 escalation point, implementing security standards and documenting processes.

Respond to and investigate monitoring alerts across data center, network, server, physical security, and cloud systems. Triage incidents within SLAs, act as incident commander for major incidents, coordinate with resolver teams, perform RCAs, monitor threat feeds, and document all actions in ticketing tools while following SOPs and playbooks.

The Project Specialist II manages hardware for events, troubleshoots technical issues, coordinates logistics, and supports internal and external communication.

The Project & Program Management IV role involves planning and coordinating IT projects, managing resources, tracking multiple complex projects, and ensuring timely delivery within budget constraints.

The Data Engineer is responsible for building and maintaining ETL/ELT pipelines, optimizing data storage formats, managing CI/CD pipelines, and creating visualizations with actionable insights, focusing on reliability and data quality.

Deploys, configures, and supports large-scale production and corporate networks and server infrastructure across data centers and POPs. Specifies and qualifies optical components, develops test procedures and performance models, creates rack/floor plans and vendor SOWs, manages assets and RMAs, troubleshoots network and circuit issues, documents and automates processes, and coordinates with internal teams and vendors to ensure successful network turn-up and customer satisfaction.

The Solution Architect will develop technology roadmaps, lead enterprise strategy across planning domains, and collaborate on architecture solutions while mentoring teams.

The Project Coordinator I manages project requirements, updates status, schedules meetings, monitors plans, and supports project teams in issue resolution and reporting.

The role involves managing technical programs in IT infrastructure, driving business case development, stakeholder communication, and optimizing delivery processes.

The IT Support Specialist I assists users by resolving technical problems, documenting requests, installing new PCs, and utilizing diagnostic tools.

Drive end-to-end system development for electronic systems, focusing on hardware design, system integration, debugging, and collaborating with teams. Lead chipset bring-up and optimize design for manufacturing.

The ITAD Project Coordinator oversees global IT asset disposition activities, ensuring compliance and efficient logistics while managing vendor performance and supporting internal stakeholders.