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GovCIO LLC is seeking a Network Circuit Manager to support Defense & Aerospace programs within our IT & Cybersecurity team. In this role, you will design, manage, and optimize secure network circuits supporting mission-critical federal systems. You'll oversee carriers, troubleshoot complex connectivity issues, and ensure compliance with federal cybersecurity standards. GovCIO is a rapidly growing provider of advanced technology solutions, fostering a culture of agility, innovation, and continual learning with strong opportunities for career growth and impact in federal IT. Responsibilities Plan, design, and manage secure network circuits for defense and aerospace environments Coordinate with carriers and vendors to provision, maintain, and optimize circuits Monitor network performance and availability, troubleshooting latency and outages Implement and enforce cybersecurity controls aligned with federal and Do D standards Collaborate with cybersecurity teams to secure data-in-transit and boundary defenses Maintain detailed network diagrams, inventories, and configuration documentation Support incident response activities related to network circuit events Perform capacity planning and recommend upgrades to meet mission needs Ensure compliance with government security and continuity requirements Provide technical guidance to junior engineers and stakeholders Required Skills Network circuit design and management WAN/LAN optimization Firewall and router configuration VPN and secure communications NIST/Do D cybersecurity frameworks Network monitoring and SIEM tools Incident response and troubleshooting Capacity and performance planning Vendor and carrier management Documentation and configuration management

Job Description Job is onsite in Ashburn, Virginia The Senior Data Center Network Engineer is responsible for the hands-on configuration, implementation, troubleshooting, maintenance, and lifecycle support of enterprise routing and switching infrastructure within an onsite Internet Data Center environment. The position's primary responsibility is network engineering: maintaining reliable Layer 2 and Layer 3 connectivity, implementing approved network changes, resolving complex incidents, supporting upgrades and migrations, and protecting network availability and performance. The engineer must be comfortable working directly with production routers, switches, interfaces, routing protocols, VLANs, trunks, circuits, and related network services. The role operates and supports Data Center operations, including DCIM data accuracy, rack-level equipment installation, structured cabling, fiber and copper cross-connect coordination, carrier circuit turn-up, technical documentation, vendor coordination, and participation in scheduled maintenance windows. This is a senior, hands-on position-not a primarily architectural, project-management, or remote-monitoring role. Key Responsibilities 1. Routing and Switching Engineering - Primary Focus Configure, implement, operate, and troubleshoot enterprise routers and switches in a production IDC environment. Perform hands-on Layer 2 administration, including: VLAN creation and modification Access and trunk port configuration Switch-port activation and validation Spanning-tree and loop-prevention troubleshooting Link aggregation and redundant-link support Interface, transceiver, and physical-connectivity troubleshooting Perform hands-on Layer 3 administration, including: IP addressing and subnet implementation Static and dynamic routing BGP and OSPF configuration and troubleshooting Route-policy, redistribution, and path-selection troubleshooting Gateway, adjacency, reachability, and failover validation VRF and network-segmentation support, where applicable Analyze and resolve routing, switching, packet-loss, latency, reachability, convergence, interface, and circuit-related problems. Use command-line, monitoring, logging, and diagnostic tools to isolate faults across physical, data-link, network, and transport layers. Review existing configurations, identify operational risks or inconsistencies, and recommend practical corrective actions. Develop and execute pre-change checks, implementation steps, rollback procedures, and post-change validation. Support network moves, adds, changes, migrations, upgrades, hardware refreshes, and decommissioning activities. Install and validate software or firmware upgrades in accordance with approved change-management procedures. Monitor network availability, utilization, error conditions, and performance trends; proactively address conditions that could affect service. Support redundancy, resiliency, and failover testing for network paths and critical connectivity. Maintain current network diagrams, configuration records, interface assignments, IP-addressing information, and as-built documentation. 2. Incident, Problem, and Change Management Respond to network incidents and service degradations; perform technical triage, fault isolation, recovery, and escalation. Lead or meaningfully contribute to root-cause analysis for recurring or high-impact network issues. Document troubleshooting actions, technical findings, corrective measures, and final resolution details in the applicable ticketing system. Open, update, monitor, resolve, and close incident, problem, service-request, and change records. Prepare and execute network changes under established approval and change-control processes. Coordinate implementation schedules, technical dependencies, maintenance windows, validation activities, and rollback readiness. Participate in planned after-hours maintenance when changes cannot safely be performed during normal business hours. Work with internal engineering teams, operations personnel, service providers, carriers, and equipment vendors to resolve hardware, software, circuit, and interoperability issues. 3. Data Center and Physical Network Infrastructure Support onsite routers, switches, network-management appliances, and associated data-center connectivity. Install, rack, cable, power, label, and validate network equipment in accordance with approved designs and data-center procedures. Replace or upgrade line cards, supervisor modules, power supplies, optics, interface cards, and other field-replaceable network components. Support fiber and copper cross-connects between carrier demarcation points, meet-me rooms, patch panels, cabinets, and network devices. Coordinate circuit extensions, port assignments, optics, demarcation details, patching, and end-to-end connectivity testing. Verify cable type, source and destination, equipment port, labeling, signal condition, and physical path before service activation. Troubleshoot structured-cabling and patching issues and coordinate corrective work with IDC personnel or cabling vendors. Maintain orderly cable routing, grooming, labeling, and documentation consistent with IDC standards. Support equipment moves, adds, changes, rack relocations, hardware refreshes, and decommissioning activities. Coordinate onsite vendor access, equipment delivery, installation, replacement, return-material authorization, and technical service actions. 4. DCIM and Configuration Documentation Use the designated Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) platform as an operational system of record-not solely as a reference tool. Create, validate, and update records for: Installed routers, switches, modules, and related network equipment Rack, cabinet, and rack-unit locations Asset identifiers and serial numbers Physical ports, patching, structured cabling, and cross-connects Equipment moves, additions, replacements, and removals Reconcile DCIM information with the physical environment and correct discrepancies. Update DCIM and related as-built records promptly following installations, changes, cable work, or decommissioning. Maintain network diagrams, rack elevations, cable schedules, port maps, circuit records, methods of procedure, test results, and operational runbooks. Ensure documentation accurately reflects the implemented production environment. 5. Operational Coordination and Support Work collaboratively with network, security, server, storage, application, facilities, carrier, and IDC operations teams. Communicate technical issues clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Provide status updates during incidents, maintenance events, circuit implementations, and infrastructure projects. Support technical planning and execution for network migrations, equipment refreshes, capacity changes, and data-center initiatives. Participate in an after-hours or on-call support rotation for critical incidents and scheduled maintenance, as required. Follow applicable security, access-control, safety, incident-management, change-management, and data-center operating procedures. Required Qualifications Minimum of 10 years of hands-on routing and switching experience in enterprise, service-provider, government, or similarly complex production networks. Demonstrated experience independently configuring, implementing, maintaining, and troubleshooting production routers and switches. Strong knowledge of: TCP/IP and IPv4 networking Layer 2 switching, VLANs, trunking, and redundancy Layer 3 routing and route selection BGP and OSPF Network segmentation and resilient network design Network monitoring and diagnostic techniques Experience planning and executing production network changes, maintenance activities, upgrades, migrations, and cutovers. Experience troubleshooting complex connectivity and performance issues across network devices, carrier circuits, and physical infrastructure. At least three contiguous years of hands-on experience working in an IDC or comparable data-center environment. Practical experience with data-center physical infrastructure, including equipment installation, rack-level work, fiber and copper cabling, patch panels, transceivers, and cross-connects. Working experience with a DCIM platform, including validating and maintaining equipment, rack, port, cable, or asset records. Experience with incident, problem, and change-management processes and associated ticket documentation. Ability to produce accurate network diagrams, configuration records, implementation plans, rollback procedures, and as-built documentation. Strong analytical, troubleshooting, written-communication, and stakeholder-coordination skills. Ability to work independently onsite while collaborating effectively with distributed engineering and operations teams. U.S. citizenship. Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust clearance. Ability and willingness to work onsite Monday through Friday in Ashburn, Virginia for the duration of the engagement. Ability to support scheduled evening, overnight . click apply for full job details

Job Description Strativ is partnering with a fast-growing, venture-backed defence technology company building AI-driven autonomous systems used in operations around the world. They're hiring a Senior Site Infrastructure Engineer to join their Cloud & Infrastructure team and own the physical foundations behind a rapidly expanding global footprint. You'll plan, design and document physical IT infrastructure across offices, engineering labs, manufacturing facilities and data centres. That means rack layouts, structured cabling, power and cooling, MDF/IDF design and DCIM, with new site buildouts, expansions and data centre deployments in the pipeline. What you'll be doing: • Leading new site buildouts, office expansions and relocations, data centre deployments and hardware refreshes • Designing rack layouts, MDF/IDF requirements, equipment placement plans and infrastructure BOMs • Maintaining rack elevations, connectivity diagrams, cabling records and DCIM data across every environment • Capacity planning for rack space, power, cooling, cabling and equipment growth • Administering and improving DCIM/IPAM/CMDB platforms (e.g. Nautobot, NetBox, Device42) • Setting documentation and labelling standards that stay accurate throughout the infrastructure lifecycle • Reviewing floor plans, low-voltage drawings, vendor designs and SOWs • Managing circuit inventory and lifecycle, including renewals, upgrades, relocations and carrier coordination • Working with architects, contractors, colos, carriers and OEMs, alongside internal Network, Systems and Cloud teams • Guiding junior engineers and support staff What they're looking for: • 5+ years in data centre, enterprise site or physical IT infrastructure engineering • Strong rack design, structured copper/fibre cabling and physical infrastructure documentation skills • Solid knowledge of power and cooling: A/B power, UPS/PDU, circuit capacity, redundancy and airflow • Experience designing MDF/IDF environments and sizing infrastructure for new or growing sites • Hands-on experience with DCIM/IPAM/CMDB tools (Nautobot, NetBox, Device42, Sunbird or similar) • Working understanding of enterprise networking, including switching, wireless, WAN and carrier services • Ability to read architectural drawings, floor plans and low-voltage designs • Comfortable running projects independently from planning to deployment, with periodic travel to sites Nice to have: • Greenfield builds, data centre migrations or experience in fast-growing, multi-site organisations • Familiarity with AWS/Azure hybrid connectivity • Kit from Juniper, Cisco, Palo Alto, Dell, APC or Vertiv • Scripting or API automation for DCIM workflows • Background in aerospace, defence, manufacturing or other regulated environments • Certifications such as BICSI, CDCP or CCNA/CCNP Seattle, WA, on-site with periodic travel to sites and data centres $140,000-$210,000 base + bonus + benefits + equity

Job Description Job Description Job title: Datacenter Technician. Location: Springdale, AR. Working Schedule : Monday through Thursday from 21:00 hrs to 07:00 hrs. Job Type: Full-time Job Description Hands & Feet Engineer to be part of an Infrastructure Delivery team and is responsible for the hands & feet technical support in the data center. The Provides support all operations and engineering team members who would need physical technical support in the data center for fixing an issue or working on a project. He would also be responsible for ensuring safety and security, vendor access control at data center. Description: • Responsible for timely execution of data center services such as remote hands, customer installations and service requests. • Act as primary technical and operational contact for data center customers - local point of escalation during emergency events and day to day operations. Develop knowledge of customer's core business and the business function of the customer's local datacenter operation. • Datacenter hardware technician, able to support data center operations & activities, able to lift servers & network devices which are heavy, racking, cabling, unracking etc in the datacenter, able to support most of the industry standard server, storage and network infrastructure from cisco hardware, Dell & IBM servers, able to support remote teams as hands & feet. • Execute all aspects of data center operations including the operation, maintenance and repair of all mission critical equipment and systems supporting a 24x7 data center operation to achieve 100% uptime and 100% compliance with all customer SLAs. • Supervises all vendor activity and installations, in coordination with internal and external teams, to ensure system design, installation and testing adhere to operational standards. Witness testing of all equipment during commissioning and validate sequence of operations and receipt of all operational documentation. • Manages all local customer installations, in coordination with local data center provider as well as engineering and operational teams • Colocation Operations to coordinate customer move-ins and turn-ups, including deployments, power circuit installations and connectivity requirements. • Oversees local installation, maintenance and repair of all network infrastructure supporting all Digital Realty and customer connectivity in coordination with internal IT and network personnel. • Develop, implement, and audit local standard operating procedures, sequence of operations and maintenance standards to be in compliance with Client's standards and industry best practices. • Supervise local change management processes including the review and approval of all Method of Procedures (MOPs) for maintenance and one-time/emergency repair events in coordination with onsite personnel, contractors, and customers. • Manage all maintenance and repair contracts to ensure compliance with maintenance standards and operational requirements. Confirm all vendors are qualified and adhere to Client's performance standards and scopes of work. • Manage technical and operational incidents at the property, including the implementation of emergency response procedures, resource coordination, customer communication, root-cause analysis and post event remediation. • Identify trends and analyze risks to articulate implications and impact to data center operations. Track operational metrics and other data to provide Senior Management oversight and control for both snapshot data and long-term trend analysis. • Identify process-based improvements that generate operational and financial efficiencies including the development and presentation of the business case. Company Description We provide Management Consulting, Information Technology Consulting, and Sourcing Advisory Services. Our management consulting services focus on our client's most critical issues and opportunities: strategy, marketing, organization, operations, technology, and mergers & acquisitions, across all industries and geographies. We bring deep, functional expertise, but are known for our holistic perspective: we capture value across boundaries and between the silos of any organization. We have proven a multiplier effect by optimizing the sum of the parts, not just the individual pieces. In today's dynamic business environment there is a strong need for the organizations to become globally competitive. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) has become an important software tool for managing business applications across various industries. Customized ERP solutions that matches the business will definitely maximize the return on investment ROI of Organization. Implementing right ERP helps companies to manage their data. Company Description We provide Management Consulting, Information Technology Consulting, and Sourcing Advisory Services. Our management consulting services focus on our client's most critical issues and opportunities: strategy, marketing, organization, operations, technology, and mergers & acquisitions, across all industries and geographies. We bring deep, functional expertise, but are known for our holistic perspective: we capture value across boundaries and between the silos of any organization. We have proven a multiplier effect by optimizing the sum of the parts, not just the individual pieces. In today's dynamic business environment there is a strong need for the organizations to become globally competitive. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) has become an important software tool for managing business applications across various industries. Customized ERP solutions that matches the business will definitely maximize the return on investment ROI of Organization. Implementing right ERP helps companies to manage their data.

Job Description Job Description Data Center Systems Engineer Location; Newport Beach, CA (Travel to Omaha, NE as needed) JOB DESCRIPTION We are seeking a hands-on Data Center Specialist II with deep, end-to-end expertise across all aspects of physical data center operations to join our Infrastructure team. This role is responsible for the day-to-day operations, maintenance, and physical infrastructure of our primary data center in Newport Beach, CA and our colocation disaster recovery site in Omaha, NE. The ideal candidate is a well-rounded data center professional who understands electrical and power distribution, cooling, cabling, DCIM, and facility management, and who is equally comfortable performing the physical work of racking, cabling, and maintaining critical infrastructure. This position ensures our data center environments remain secure, available, reliable, and well-documented. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Perform hands-on physical data center work, including rack-and-stack, equipment installation, moves, adds, changes, and end-of-life decommissioning and clean-up. Manage and maintain power infrastructure, including PDUs, rack power distribution, whip builds, circuit capacity, redundancy (A/B feeds), and remote power control configuration and monitoring. Coordinate with facilities and electrical/mechanical vendors on UPS, ATS, generators, power distribution, and electrical maintenance to ensure resilient and code-compliant power delivery. Manage cooling and environmental systems in partnership with facilities, monitoring temperature, humidity, airflow, hot/cold aisle containment, and remediating environmental issues. Design, install, label, and maintain structured cabling (copper and fiber), including cable management, ladder rack, overhead pathways, patch schedules, and rack elevations. Own the DCIM platform, maintaining accurate asset inventory, rack elevations, capacity tracking, power/cooling utilization, connectivity mapping, and space planning. Lead colocation (colo) management activities, including colo selection and evaluation, contract and SLA coordination, space/power/cooling requirements, remote-hands coordination, and vendor relationship management. Plan and manage data center capacity for space, power, and cooling, and forecast growth to support new equipment deployments and infrastructure projects. Define, communicate, and enforce data center standards, labeling conventions, safety practices, and physical security and compliance requirements. Coordinate and execute infrastructure deployments and migrations (e.g., VMware-to-Nutanix, hardware refreshes) with Systems, Network, Storage, Facilities, Security, and vendor teams. Provide escalation support for complex power, cooling, cabling, environmental, and physical hardware issues, coordinating with operations, facilities, and vendor partners. Ensure proper physical installation practices, including seismic/earthquake bracing (Unistrut), grounding, weight distribution, and adherence to manufacturer and site standards. Develop and maintain accurate documentation, including rack diagrams, cable schedules, IP/port documentation, runbooks, standard operating procedures, and operational records. Support server and hardware operations across VMware, Nutanix, Windows, and Linux platforms, including basic system administration and health checks (no red lights, no errors). Participate in disaster recovery activities and resiliency testing at the Omaha DR site, including power-failover validation and coordination with network and platform teams. Participate in an on-call rotation and provide after-hours and 24/7 support for critical data center operations as required. QUALIFICATIONS Associate or Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent hands-on data center experience. 8+ years of hands-on data center operations experience across multiple sites, including primary and colocation/DR environments. Familiarity with Windows, Linux and Hypervisor environments. Strong, demonstrable expertise across all physical data center domains: electrical/power distribution, PDUs, cooling/environmental systems, structured cabling, and facility management. Hands-on experience with DCIM tools for asset, capacity, power, and connectivity management. Experience with colocation facilities, including colo selection/evaluation, space/power/cooling planning, and remote-hands coordination. Practical knowledge of power infrastructure, including UPS, ATS, generators, redundant (A/B) power feeds, circuit sizing, and rack power capacity. Proficiency with structured cabling (copper and fiber), cable management, labeling standards, and rack elevation design. Ability to perform physical work, including lifting, racking, and installing equipment, and working in data center environments. Working knowledge of server, storage, and network hardware, with familiarity across VMware, Nutanix, Windows, and Linux platforms. Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work under pressure during critical events. Strong organizational and documentation skills, with the ability to maintain accurate physical infrastructure records. Ability to work independently and collaborate effectively with facilities, vendors, and global infrastructure teams. Willingness and ability to travel to the Omaha, NE data center as needed. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Industry certifications such as DCCA, DCCS, CDCP/CDCS/CDCE (Data Center Certified Professional/Specialist/Expert), or BICSI cabling certifications. Experience with data center monitoring tools (Grafana, Solarwinds and vendor call-home solutions) and environmental/power monitoring platforms. Experience supporting data center relocations, buildouts, or colocation migrations. Familiarity with physical security systems, fire suppression, and data center compliance standards. CORE COMPETENCIES End-to-end physical data center expertise (power, cooling, cabling, DCIM) Colocation and facility management Hands-on installation and physical infrastructure work Capacity planning and documentation discipline Cross-functional coordination with facilities and vendors Reliability, safety, and operational excellence Company Description Platinum Resource Group is a professional level consulting firm, providing resources to Fortune 1000 client companies in the areas of technology, human resources, accounting, finance, business systems and supply chain, on a contract and interim basis. PRG has operations in Orange County, San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco. As a W-2 employer we offer our consultants direct deposit bi-weekly payroll, health, dental, vision benefits, and referral bonuses. Company Description Platinum Resource Group is a professional level consulting firm, providing resources to Fortune 1000 client companies in the areas of technology, human resources, accounting, finance, business systems and supply chain, on a contract and interim basis. PRG has operations in Orange County, San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco. As a W-2 employer we offer our consultants direct deposit bi-weekly payroll, health, dental, vision benefits, and referral bonuses.

Job Description Job Description The role You turn new capacity into production-ready racks. You design how servers, switches and power land in each cabinet, then direct our techs and colo remote hands to build it exactly that way. This is a hands-on engineering role, not a dispatch desk. You own rack elevations, cabling plans and port maps, and you are the one who signs off that a build is correct before it goes to provisioning. Expect a mix of planning at a desk, working with vendors and remote hands across a dozen sites, and time on the data center floor. What you'll do Plan new rack and cage build-outs: rack elevations, power distribution across A+B feeds, airflow and weight within each cabinet's limits Produce cabling plans, port maps and labeling standards for copper, fiber and DACs, and keep them current as builds change Write clear method-of-procedure (MOP) documents and work orders for remote hands and contractors, then verify their work against the plan Coordinate deliveries, staging, burn-in and handoff of new servers to our provisioning platform Deploy and cable top-of-rack and out-of-band networks (Arista and Juniper), working with our network engineers on uplinks and IPMI/iDRAC access Bring high-density GPU servers online, including power budgeting Track hardware inventory, spares and RMAs across sites, and own the data center's source of truth for what sits where Work with colocation providers on space, power, cross-connects and access, and travel to sites for builds that need you on the floor Improve our deployment standards so each new rack goes up faster and with fewer errors than the last What you bring 5+ years deploying servers and network gear in data centers or colocation facilities Strong command of structured cabling: single-mode and multimode fiber, MPO/MTP, DACs and AOCs, and the optics that go with them (SR, LR, DR, FR) Working knowledge of data center power: 208V single and three-phase circuits, A+B redundancy, PDUs and load balancing across banks/phases Experience writing rack elevations and cabling documentation Comfort with server hardware: BMC/IPMI, RAID, NICs, firmware updates and basic hardware troubleshooting Basic networking: VLANs, link aggregation, switch port configuration Clear written communication, especially with remote hands and vendors Ability to travel to sites roughly 25% of the time and lift 50 lb Nice to have Hands-on time with Arista EOS or Junos Familiarity with bare metal provisioning (PXE/iPXE, Tinkerbell, MAAS or similar) Experience with a DCIM or source-of-truth tool such as NetBox Scripting in Python or Bash to automate inventory, labeling or validation Prior work at a hosting provider, cloud provider or carrier Rackdog is an equal opportunity employer. We consider all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status. Company Description Rackdog provides bare metal servers for businesses to scale their applications reliably, affordably, and globally. We're transforming into an engineering-first company focused on building software that makes infrastructure simple and intuitive. Company Description Rackdog provides bare metal servers for businesses to scale their applications reliably, affordably, and globally. We're transforming into an engineering-first company focused on building software that makes infrastructure simple and intuitive.

Job Description Job Description Job title: Datacenter Technician. Location: Springdale, AR. Working Schedule : Monday through Thursday from 21:00 hrs to 07:00 hrs. Job Type: Full-time Job Description Hands & Feet Engineer to be part of an Infrastructure Delivery team and is responsible for the hands & feet technical support in the data center. The Provides support all operations and engineering team members who would need physical technical support in the data center for fixing an issue or working on a project. He would also be responsible for ensuring safety and security, vendor access control at data center. Description: • Responsible for timely execution of data center services such as remote hands, customer installations and service requests. • Act as primary technical and operational contact for data center customers - local point of escalation during emergency events and day to day operations. Develop knowledge of customer's core business and the business function of the customer's local datacenter operation. • Datacenter hardware technician, able to support data center operations & activities, able to lift servers & network devices which are heavy, racking, cabling, unracking etc in the datacenter, able to support most of the industry standard server, storage and network infrastructure from cisco hardware, Dell & IBM servers, able to support remote teams as hands & feet. • Execute all aspects of data center operations including the operation, maintenance and repair of all mission critical equipment and systems supporting a 24x7 data center operation to achieve 100% uptime and 100% compliance with all customer SLAs. • Supervises all vendor activity and installations, in coordination with internal and external teams, to ensure system design, installation and testing adhere to operational standards. Witness testing of all equipment during commissioning and validate sequence of operations and receipt of all operational documentation. • Manages all local customer installations, in coordination with local data center provider as well as engineering and operational teams • Colocation Operations to coordinate customer move-ins and turn-ups, including deployments, power circuit installations and connectivity requirements. • Oversees local installation, maintenance and repair of all network infrastructure supporting all Digital Realty and customer connectivity in coordination with internal IT and network personnel. • Develop, implement, and audit local standard operating procedures, sequence of operations and maintenance standards to be in compliance with Client's standards and industry best practices. • Supervise local change management processes including the review and approval of all Method of Procedures (MOPs) for maintenance and one-time/emergency repair events in coordination with onsite personnel, contractors, and customers. • Manage all maintenance and repair contracts to ensure compliance with maintenance standards and operational requirements. Confirm all vendors are qualified and adhere to Client's performance standards and scopes of work. • Manage technical and operational incidents at the property, including the implementation of emergency response procedures, resource coordination, customer communication, root-cause analysis and post event remediation. • Identify trends and analyze risks to articulate implications and impact to data center operations. Track operational metrics and other data to provide Senior Management oversight and control for both snapshot data and long-term trend analysis. • Identify process-based improvements that generate operational and financial efficiencies including the development and presentation of the business case. Company Description We provide Management Consulting, Information Technology Consulting, and Sourcing Advisory Services. Our management consulting services focus on our client's most critical issues and opportunities: strategy, marketing, organization, operations, technology, and mergers & acquisitions, across all industries and geographies. We bring deep, functional expertise, but are known for our holistic perspective: we capture value across boundaries and between the silos of any organization. We have proven a multiplier effect by optimizing the sum of the parts, not just the individual pieces. In today's dynamic business environment there is a strong need for the organizations to become globally competitive. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) has become an important software tool for managing business applications across various industries. Customized ERP solutions that matches the business will definitely maximize the return on investment ROI of Organization. Implementing right ERP helps companies to manage their data. Company Description We provide Management Consulting, Information Technology Consulting, and Sourcing Advisory Services. Our management consulting services focus on our client's most critical issues and opportunities: strategy, marketing, organization, operations, technology, and mergers & acquisitions, across all industries and geographies. We bring deep, functional expertise, but are known for our holistic perspective: we capture value across boundaries and between the silos of any organization. We have proven a multiplier effect by optimizing the sum of the parts, not just the individual pieces. In today's dynamic business environment there is a strong need for the organizations to become globally competitive. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) has become an important software tool for managing business applications across various industries. Customized ERP solutions that matches the business will definitely maximize the return on investment ROI of Organization. Implementing right ERP helps companies to manage their data.

Job Description Job Description Data Center Systems Engineer Location; Newport Beach, CA (Travel to Omaha, NE as needed) JOB DESCRIPTION We are seeking a hands-on Data Center Specialist II with deep, end-to-end expertise across all aspects of physical data center operations to join our Infrastructure team. This role is responsible for the day-to-day operations, maintenance, and physical infrastructure of our primary data center in Newport Beach, CA and our colocation disaster recovery site in Omaha, NE. The ideal candidate is a well-rounded data center professional who understands electrical and power distribution, cooling, cabling, DCIM, and facility management, and who is equally comfortable performing the physical work of racking, cabling, and maintaining critical infrastructure. This position ensures our data center environments remain secure, available, reliable, and well-documented. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Perform hands-on physical data center work, including rack-and-stack, equipment installation, moves, adds, changes, and end-of-life decommissioning and clean-up. Manage and maintain power infrastructure, including PDUs, rack power distribution, whip builds, circuit capacity, redundancy (A/B feeds), and remote power control configuration and monitoring. Coordinate with facilities and electrical/mechanical vendors on UPS, ATS, generators, power distribution, and electrical maintenance to ensure resilient and code-compliant power delivery. Manage cooling and environmental systems in partnership with facilities, monitoring temperature, humidity, airflow, hot/cold aisle containment, and remediating environmental issues. Design, install, label, and maintain structured cabling (copper and fiber), including cable management, ladder rack, overhead pathways, patch schedules, and rack elevations. Own the DCIM platform, maintaining accurate asset inventory, rack elevations, capacity tracking, power/cooling utilization, connectivity mapping, and space planning. Lead colocation (colo) management activities, including colo selection and evaluation, contract and SLA coordination, space/power/cooling requirements, remote-hands coordination, and vendor relationship management. Plan and manage data center capacity for space, power, and cooling, and forecast growth to support new equipment deployments and infrastructure projects. Define, communicate, and enforce data center standards, labeling conventions, safety practices, and physical security and compliance requirements. Coordinate and execute infrastructure deployments and migrations (e.g., VMware-to-Nutanix, hardware refreshes) with Systems, Network, Storage, Facilities, Security, and vendor teams. Provide escalation support for complex power, cooling, cabling, environmental, and physical hardware issues, coordinating with operations, facilities, and vendor partners. Ensure proper physical installation practices, including seismic/earthquake bracing (Unistrut), grounding, weight distribution, and adherence to manufacturer and site standards. Develop and maintain accurate documentation, including rack diagrams, cable schedules, IP/port documentation, runbooks, standard operating procedures, and operational records. Support server and hardware operations across VMware, Nutanix, Windows, and Linux platforms, including basic system administration and health checks (no red lights, no errors). Participate in disaster recovery activities and resiliency testing at the Omaha DR site, including power-failover validation and coordination with network and platform teams. Participate in an on-call rotation and provide after-hours and 24/7 support for critical data center operations as required. QUALIFICATIONS Associate or Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent hands-on data center experience. 8+ years of hands-on data center operations experience across multiple sites, including primary and colocation/DR environments. Familiarity with Windows, Linux and Hypervisor environments. Strong, demonstrable expertise across all physical data center domains: electrical/power distribution, PDUs, cooling/environmental systems, structured cabling, and facility management. Hands-on experience with DCIM tools for asset, capacity, power, and connectivity management. Experience with colocation facilities, including colo selection/evaluation, space/power/cooling planning, and remote-hands coordination. Practical knowledge of power infrastructure, including UPS, ATS, generators, redundant (A/B) power feeds, circuit sizing, and rack power capacity. Proficiency with structured cabling (copper and fiber), cable management, labeling standards, and rack elevation design. Ability to perform physical work, including lifting, racking, and installing equipment, and working in data center environments. Working knowledge of server, storage, and network hardware, with familiarity across VMware, Nutanix, Windows, and Linux platforms. Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work under pressure during critical events. Strong organizational and documentation skills, with the ability to maintain accurate physical infrastructure records. Ability to work independently and collaborate effectively with facilities, vendors, and global infrastructure teams. Willingness and ability to travel to the Omaha, NE data center as needed. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Industry certifications such as DCCA, DCCS, CDCP/CDCS/CDCE (Data Center Certified Professional/Specialist/Expert), or BICSI cabling certifications. Experience with data center monitoring tools (Grafana, Solarwinds and vendor call-home solutions) and environmental/power monitoring platforms. Experience supporting data center relocations, buildouts, or colocation migrations. Familiarity with physical security systems, fire suppression, and data center compliance standards. CORE COMPETENCIES End-to-end physical data center expertise (power, cooling, cabling, DCIM) Colocation and facility management Hands-on installation and physical infrastructure work Capacity planning and documentation discipline Cross-functional coordination with facilities and vendors Reliability, safety, and operational excellence Company Description Platinum Resource Group is a professional level consulting firm, providing resources to Fortune 1000 client companies in the areas of technology, human resources, accounting, finance, business systems and supply chain, on a contract and interim basis. PRG has operations in Orange County, San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco. As a W-2 employer we offer our consultants direct deposit bi-weekly payroll, health, dental, vision benefits, and referral bonuses. Company Description Platinum Resource Group is a professional level consulting firm, providing resources to Fortune 1000 client companies in the areas of technology, human resources, accounting, finance, business systems and supply chain, on a contract and interim basis. PRG has operations in Orange County, San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco. As a W-2 employer we offer our consultants direct deposit bi-weekly payroll, health, dental, vision benefits, and referral bonuses.

Job Description Job Description The role You turn new capacity into production-ready racks. You design how servers, switches and power land in each cabinet, then direct our techs and colo remote hands to build it exactly that way. This is a hands-on engineering role, not a dispatch desk. You own rack elevations, cabling plans and port maps, and you are the one who signs off that a build is correct before it goes to provisioning. Expect a mix of planning at a desk, working with vendors and remote hands across a dozen sites, and time on the data center floor. What you'll do Plan new rack and cage build-outs: rack elevations, power distribution across A+B feeds, airflow and weight within each cabinet's limits Produce cabling plans, port maps and labeling standards for copper, fiber and DACs, and keep them current as builds change Write clear method-of-procedure (MOP) documents and work orders for remote hands and contractors, then verify their work against the plan Coordinate deliveries, staging, burn-in and handoff of new servers to our provisioning platform Deploy and cable top-of-rack and out-of-band networks (Arista and Juniper), working with our network engineers on uplinks and IPMI/iDRAC access Bring high-density GPU servers online, including power budgeting Track hardware inventory, spares and RMAs across sites, and own the data center's source of truth for what sits where Work with colocation providers on space, power, cross-connects and access, and travel to sites for builds that need you on the floor Improve our deployment standards so each new rack goes up faster and with fewer errors than the last What you bring 5+ years deploying servers and network gear in data centers or colocation facilities Strong command of structured cabling: single-mode and multimode fiber, MPO/MTP, DACs and AOCs, and the optics that go with them (SR, LR, DR, FR) Working knowledge of data center power: 208V single and three-phase circuits, A+B redundancy, PDUs and load balancing across banks/phases Experience writing rack elevations and cabling documentation Comfort with server hardware: BMC/IPMI, RAID, NICs, firmware updates and basic hardware troubleshooting Basic networking: VLANs, link aggregation, switch port configuration Clear written communication, especially with remote hands and vendors Ability to travel to sites roughly 25% of the time and lift 50 lb Nice to have Hands-on time with Arista EOS or Junos Familiarity with bare metal provisioning (PXE/iPXE, Tinkerbell, MAAS or similar) Experience with a DCIM or source-of-truth tool such as NetBox Scripting in Python or Bash to automate inventory, labeling or validation Prior work at a hosting provider, cloud provider or carrier Rackdog is an equal opportunity employer. We consider all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status. Company Description Rackdog provides bare metal servers for businesses to scale their applications reliably, affordably, and globally. We're transforming into an engineering-first company focused on building software that makes infrastructure simple and intuitive. Company Description Rackdog provides bare metal servers for businesses to scale their applications reliably, affordably, and globally. We're transforming into an engineering-first company focused on building software that makes infrastructure simple and intuitive.

Job Description Job Description Data Center Systems Engineer Location; Newport Beach, CA (Travel to Omaha, NE as needed) JOB DESCRIPTION We are seeking a hands-on Data Center Specialist II with deep, end-to-end expertise across all aspects of physical data center operations to join our Infrastructure team. This role is responsible for the day-to-day operations, maintenance, and physical infrastructure of our primary data center in Newport Beach, CA and our colocation disaster recovery site in Omaha, NE. The ideal candidate is a well-rounded data center professional who understands electrical and power distribution, cooling, cabling, DCIM, and facility management, and who is equally comfortable performing the physical work of racking, cabling, and maintaining critical infrastructure. This position ensures our data center environments remain secure, available, reliable, and well-documented. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Perform hands-on physical data center work, including rack-and-stack, equipment installation, moves, adds, changes, and end-of-life decommissioning and clean-up. Manage and maintain power infrastructure, including PDUs, rack power distribution, whip builds, circuit capacity, redundancy (A/B feeds), and remote power control configuration and monitoring. Coordinate with facilities and electrical/mechanical vendors on UPS, ATS, generators, power distribution, and electrical maintenance to ensure resilient and code-compliant power delivery. Manage cooling and environmental systems in partnership with facilities, monitoring temperature, humidity, airflow, hot/cold aisle containment, and remediating environmental issues. Design, install, label, and maintain structured cabling (copper and fiber), including cable management, ladder rack, overhead pathways, patch schedules, and rack elevations. Own the DCIM platform, maintaining accurate asset inventory, rack elevations, capacity tracking, power/cooling utilization, connectivity mapping, and space planning. Lead colocation (colo) management activities, including colo selection and evaluation, contract and SLA coordination, space/power/cooling requirements, remote-hands coordination, and vendor relationship management. Plan and manage data center capacity for space, power, and cooling, and forecast growth to support new equipment deployments and infrastructure projects. Define, communicate, and enforce data center standards, labeling conventions, safety practices, and physical security and compliance requirements. Coordinate and execute infrastructure deployments and migrations (e.g., VMware-to-Nutanix, hardware refreshes) with Systems, Network, Storage, Facilities, Security, and vendor teams. Provide escalation support for complex power, cooling, cabling, environmental, and physical hardware issues, coordinating with operations, facilities, and vendor partners. Ensure proper physical installation practices, including seismic/earthquake bracing (Unistrut), grounding, weight distribution, and adherence to manufacturer and site standards. Develop and maintain accurate documentation, including rack diagrams, cable schedules, IP/port documentation, runbooks, standard operating procedures, and operational records. Support server and hardware operations across VMware, Nutanix, Windows, and Linux platforms, including basic system administration and health checks (no red lights, no errors). Participate in disaster recovery activities and resiliency testing at the Omaha DR site, including power-failover validation and coordination with network and platform teams. Participate in an on-call rotation and provide after-hours and 24/7 support for critical data center operations as required. QUALIFICATIONS Associate or Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent hands-on data center experience. 8+ years of hands-on data center operations experience across multiple sites, including primary and colocation/DR environments. Familiarity with Windows, Linux and Hypervisor environments. Strong, demonstrable expertise across all physical data center domains: electrical/power distribution, PDUs, cooling/environmental systems, structured cabling, and facility management. Hands-on experience with DCIM tools for asset, capacity, power, and connectivity management. Experience with colocation facilities, including colo selection/evaluation, space/power/cooling planning, and remote-hands coordination. Practical knowledge of power infrastructure, including UPS, ATS, generators, redundant (A/B) power feeds, circuit sizing, and rack power capacity. Proficiency with structured cabling (copper and fiber), cable management, labeling standards, and rack elevation design. Ability to perform physical work, including lifting, racking, and installing equipment, and working in data center environments. Working knowledge of server, storage, and network hardware, with familiarity across VMware, Nutanix, Windows, and Linux platforms. Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work under pressure during critical events. Strong organizational and documentation skills, with the ability to maintain accurate physical infrastructure records. Ability to work independently and collaborate effectively with facilities, vendors, and global infrastructure teams. Willingness and ability to travel to the Omaha, NE data center as needed. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Industry certifications such as DCCA, DCCS, CDCP/CDCS/CDCE (Data Center Certified Professional/Specialist/Expert), or BICSI cabling certifications. Experience with data center monitoring tools (Grafana, Solarwinds and vendor call-home solutions) and environmental/power monitoring platforms. Experience supporting data center relocations, buildouts, or colocation migrations. Familiarity with physical security systems, fire suppression, and data center compliance standards. CORE COMPETENCIES End-to-end physical data center expertise (power, cooling, cabling, DCIM) Colocation and facility management Hands-on installation and physical infrastructure work Capacity planning and documentation discipline Cross-functional coordination with facilities and vendors Reliability, safety, and operational excellence Company Description Platinum Resource Group is a professional level consulting firm, providing resources to Fortune 1000 client companies in the areas of technology, human resources, accounting, finance, business systems and supply chain, on a contract and interim basis. PRG has operations in Orange County, San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco. As a W-2 employer we offer our consultants direct deposit bi-weekly payroll, health, dental, vision benefits, and referral bonuses. Company Description Platinum Resource Group is a professional level consulting firm, providing resources to Fortune 1000 client companies in the areas of technology, human resources, accounting, finance, business systems and supply chain, on a contract and interim basis. PRG has operations in Orange County, San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco. As a W-2 employer we offer our consultants direct deposit bi-weekly payroll, health, dental, vision benefits, and referral bonuses.

Job Description Job Description Principal Test Engineer JOB DESCRIPTION Job Title: Principal Test Engineer Job Code: 12663 Reports To: Manager/Director of Engineering Department Name: 40 - Test Engineering Location: Wichita POSITION SUMMARY (Briefly describe the purpose of the position ) Plan, design and evaluate test development projects in collaboration with internal and external customers to ensure that all specifications meet customer expectations and organizational requirements. Must have experience with memory testing. Position is located in Wichita, KS. Please do not apply if you are not interested in relocation. ITAR Compliance is required. You must be a US Citizens or Green Card holder to be considered for position. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES/ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS INCLUDE (List in order of importance ) Develop semiconductor component-level test plans that determine methods, procedures, and conditions to ensure coverage of device specifications that meet customer application requirements. Develop Automated Test Equipment (ATE) test program hardware and software to test semiconductor devices per customer approved test plans. Configure and/or program bench level lab equipment as needed to meet test requirements. Work with the Sales Team to accurately cost quote device test development engineering hours, test platform hours, and the test hardware required to meet customer approved test plans. Work with the Operations Team to determine engineering feasibility and cost effectiveness for production-level test programs. Resolve technical problems using device/test debugging technics, and collection of test characterization data to reach engineering conclusions for driving corrective actions. Flexibility to perform other duties as assigned. JOB REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE (List as required or preferred ) Education: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering preferred; however, a combination of education and experience wherein the skills and abilities to perform the responsibilities and functions have been adequately demonstrated is acceptable. Experience: 7-10 years of the following experience is required: Developing IC test solutions on automated test equipment such as Teradyne, Advantest, LTX-Credence, etc. platforms. Test program development of digital, analog or mixed signal integrated circuits. Utilize knowledge of programming techniques, electronic, test equipment, and test specifications to develop test programs to a set schedule. Read, analyze, and interpret semiconductor datasheets and test specifications to estimate test program development time and material costs. Program manage individual test developments from initial stage to completion while accurately reporting status to all stakeholders. Maintain a high level of attention to detail and accuracy to ensure data integrity. Utilize effective communication skills with internal and external customers to achieve required results. Effectively and efficiently utilize Microsoft Office and other computer products and programs. Knowledge/Skills/Overall Competences: Job Knowledge: Possesses and applies a comprehensive knowledge of a particular field of specialization to the completion of significant assignments. Comprehensive knowledge of products and product direction for all products. Level at which career may plateau. Technical Skill Having wide-ranging experience, uses professional concepts and company objectives to resolve significantly complex issues in creative and effective ways. Applies extensive expertise as a specialist to accomplish goals. Leads product design projects. An emerging authority in a particular field. Design/Planning: Task Definition, Design, Project Planning Understands company technical goals and direction and influences how it applies to work in the function. Accurately estimates time and resources necessary for projects. Coaches and leads others in the use of process and planning tools. Job Complexity Works on significant and complex issues where analysis of situations or data requires an in-depth evaluation of variable factors. Exercises independent judgment in selecting methods, techniques and evaluation criteria for obtaining results. Complexity of work requires ingenuity and creativity to solve problems and accomplish goals. Creates formal networks involving coordination among internal groups. Problem Resolution Identifies and resolves problems and issues outside of the assigned area. Develops solutions to complex problems that require the regular use of ingenuity and creativity. Serves as a mentor or consultant to others in solving problems or thinking through issues. Communication: Verbal/Written Consistently communicates effectively across organizational boundaries and externally to customers. Involved in cross-department projects in defining or solving problems. Interacts to share knowledge and solutions and to lead/serve on task teams or committees. Teamwork Leads others in gaining a common understanding through discussion. Clarifies team goals, expectations, ground rules and responsibilities. Makes progress even when ambiguity has not been resolved. Personal Leadership: Influencing, Impact, Affecting Change, Coaching Establishes product direction in related areas. Makes decisions that affect income, expenses, operations and customer relations that in turn directly influence activities and objectives of cross functional work groups or function. Sound decisions or recommendations result in successfully achieving critical company objectives and affect the image of the organization's technological capability. Effective in gaining buy-in. Coach/Develop others in many related areas. Supervision Required Duties are performed under minimal supervision with assignments given in terms of objectives and results expected. Operates with substantial latitude for un-reviewed actions or decisions. Determines methods and procedures on new assignments and may lead activities of other personal

Job Description Job Description Data Center Systems Engineer Location; Newport Beach, CA (Travel to Omaha, NE as needed) JOB DESCRIPTION We are seeking a hands-on Data Center Specialist II with deep, end-to-end expertise across all aspects of physical data center operations to join our Infrastructure team. This role is responsible for the day-to-day operations, maintenance, and physical infrastructure of our primary data center in Newport Beach, CA and our colocation disaster recovery site in Omaha, NE. The ideal candidate is a well-rounded data center professional who understands electrical and power distribution, cooling, cabling, DCIM, and facility management, and who is equally comfortable performing the physical work of racking, cabling, and maintaining critical infrastructure. This position ensures our data center environments remain secure, available, reliable, and well-documented. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Perform hands-on physical data center work, including rack-and-stack, equipment installation, moves, adds, changes, and end-of-life decommissioning and clean-up. Manage and maintain power infrastructure, including PDUs, rack power distribution, whip builds, circuit capacity, redundancy (A/B feeds), and remote power control configuration and monitoring. Coordinate with facilities and electrical/mechanical vendors on UPS, ATS, generators, power distribution, and electrical maintenance to ensure resilient and code-compliant power delivery. Manage cooling and environmental systems in partnership with facilities, monitoring temperature, humidity, airflow, hot/cold aisle containment, and remediating environmental issues. Design, install, label, and maintain structured cabling (copper and fiber), including cable management, ladder rack, overhead pathways, patch schedules, and rack elevations. Own the DCIM platform, maintaining accurate asset inventory, rack elevations, capacity tracking, power/cooling utilization, connectivity mapping, and space planning. Lead colocation (colo) management activities, including colo selection and evaluation, contract and SLA coordination, space/power/cooling requirements, remote-hands coordination, and vendor relationship management. Plan and manage data center capacity for space, power, and cooling, and forecast growth to support new equipment deployments and infrastructure projects. Define, communicate, and enforce data center standards, labeling conventions, safety practices, and physical security and compliance requirements. Coordinate and execute infrastructure deployments and migrations (e.g., VMware-to-Nutanix, hardware refreshes) with Systems, Network, Storage, Facilities, Security, and vendor teams. Provide escalation support for complex power, cooling, cabling, environmental, and physical hardware issues, coordinating with operations, facilities, and vendor partners. Ensure proper physical installation practices, including seismic/earthquake bracing (Unistrut), grounding, weight distribution, and adherence to manufacturer and site standards. Develop and maintain accurate documentation, including rack diagrams, cable schedules, IP/port documentation, runbooks, standard operating procedures, and operational records. Support server and hardware operations across VMware, Nutanix, Windows, and Linux platforms, including basic system administration and health checks (no red lights, no errors). Participate in disaster recovery activities and resiliency testing at the Omaha DR site, including power-failover validation and coordination with network and platform teams. Participate in an on-call rotation and provide after-hours and 24/7 support for critical data center operations as required. QUALIFICATIONS Associate or Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent hands-on data center experience. 8+ years of hands-on data center operations experience across multiple sites, including primary and colocation/DR environments. Familiarity with Windows, Linux and Hypervisor environments. Strong, demonstrable expertise across all physical data center domains: electrical/power distribution, PDUs, cooling/environmental systems, structured cabling, and facility management. Hands-on experience with DCIM tools for asset, capacity, power, and connectivity management. Experience with colocation facilities, including colo selection/evaluation, space/power/cooling planning, and remote-hands coordination. Practical knowledge of power infrastructure, including UPS, ATS, generators, redundant (A/B) power feeds, circuit sizing, and rack power capacity. Proficiency with structured cabling (copper and fiber), cable management, labeling standards, and rack elevation design. Ability to perform physical work, including lifting, racking, and installing equipment, and working in data center environments. Working knowledge of server, storage, and network hardware, with familiarity across VMware, Nutanix, Windows, and Linux platforms. Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work under pressure during critical events. Strong organizational and documentation skills, with the ability to maintain accurate physical infrastructure records. Ability to work independently and collaborate effectively with facilities, vendors, and global infrastructure teams. Willingness and ability to travel to the Omaha, NE data center as needed. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Industry certifications such as DCCA, DCCS, CDCP/CDCS/CDCE (Data Center Certified Professional/Specialist/Expert), or BICSI cabling certifications. Experience with data center monitoring tools (Grafana, Solarwinds and vendor call-home solutions) and environmental/power monitoring platforms. Experience supporting data center relocations, buildouts, or colocation migrations. Familiarity with physical security systems, fire suppression, and data center compliance standards. CORE COMPETENCIES End-to-end physical data center expertise (power, cooling, cabling, DCIM) Colocation and facility management Hands-on installation and physical infrastructure work Capacity planning and documentation discipline Cross-functional coordination with facilities and vendors Reliability, safety, and operational excellence Company Description Platinum Resource Group is a professional level consulting firm, providing resources to Fortune 1000 client companies in the areas of technology, human resources, accounting, finance, business systems and supply chain, on a contract and interim basis. PRG has operations in Orange County, San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco. As a W-2 employer we offer our consultants direct deposit bi-weekly payroll, health, dental, vision benefits, and referral bonuses. Company Description Platinum Resource Group is a professional level consulting firm, providing resources to Fortune 1000 client companies in the areas of technology, human resources, accounting, finance, business systems and supply chain, on a contract and interim basis. PRG has operations in Orange County, San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco. As a W-2 employer we offer our consultants direct deposit bi-weekly payroll, health, dental, vision benefits, and referral bonuses.