Data Center IT Infrastructure Technician

• The Data Center IT Infrastructure Technician supports client requests within their space in NTT data centers. The Data Center IT Infrastructure Technician is expected to address customer inquiries via support tickets requests from inception through resolution with minimal or no supervision. This includes but not limited to troubleshooting hardware issues with servers, network devices, cabling, and power connectivity. The Data Center IT Infrastructure Technician responsibilities also include but are not limited to racking and stacking equipment, installing PDU’s creating and managing documentation, and periodically supporting help desk functions such as participating in a phone queue, preforming desktop support, and deploying hardware (laptops, VoIP phones, peripherals).
• The Data Center IT Infrastructure Technician supports client requests within their space in NTT data centers. The Data Center IT Infrastructure Technician is expected to address customer inquiries via support tickets requests from inception through resolution with minimal or no supervision. This includes but not limited to troubleshooting hardware issues with servers, network devices, cabling, and power connectivity. The Data Center IT Infrastructure Technician responsibilities also include but are not limited to racking and stacking equipment, installing PDU’s creating and managing documentation, and periodically supporting help desk functions such as participating in a phone queue, preforming desktop support, and deploying hardware (laptops, VoIP phones, peripherals).
• Unbox, inventory, and install client hardware such as server, storage, and network devices into client racks.
• Ability to manage assets for clients, including but not limited to preforming inventory audits, receiving and shipping equipment.
• Ability to coordinate technical tasks with internal groups and manage requests to resolution.
• Installation of cabling and cable organization per NTT or client standards, including labeling.
• Troubleshooting and diagnostics of enterprise level hardware.
• Perform replacement of DIMMs, hard drives, power supplies and other components within server, storage, and network devices.
• Ability to understand execute instructions provided by clients and internal groups.
• Perform commissioning and decommissioning of hardware.
• Installation of cross connects and ability to work with Telco carriers to troubleshoot circuits.
• Ability to install and troubleshoot CAT 5E, CAT6, single mode and multi-mode patch cables.
• Installation of data center infrastructure materials including racks and cabinets w/ grounding, cable tray and ladder, cable management, copper and fiber networking cable, copper and fiber patch panels and any other materials necessary for data center operations.
• Perform installation and maintenance on Power Distribution Units within client enclosures.
• Work in a standard ticketing system, providing clear, timely, and appropriate customer communications.
• Regularly communicate with employees, contractors, and clients via phone, email, or ticketing system. Periodically join call bridges to troubleshoot and validate infrastructure related issues.
• Adhere to Change Control Processes and Standards
• Periodically provide corporate desktop support services including laptop imaging, printer support, user account administration and other hardware, software, telecom, and communication services with support from desktop technicians.
• Acts as communication coordinator and situation manager during any critical incidents call bridge events.
• Performs other duties as assigned.
• Support 3rd party vendor activities.
• Process all tickets within SLA guidelines and follow procedural requirements.

Physically assist in moving and racking equipment. Able to climb a ladder and work on a raised platform. Able to safely lift and move up to fifty (50) pounds. Must have the ability to perform office-related tasks which may include prolonged sitting or standing. Must have the ability to move from place to place within an office environment. Must be able to use a computer. Some positions may require occasional repetitive motion or movements of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers.