Data Center Engineer

Manassas, VA, United States

The Leaseweb USA team is growing quickly and looking for talented individuals to join us.

Are you a hand-on and technology driven engineer? Do you have extensive knowledge of the hosting and data center landscape? Are you energetic and able to get things done? Then you should apply with us!

Everybody at Leaseweb is responsible for high customer satisfaction. We giveourcustomers royal treatment. Our team of Datacenter Operations Engineers is involved in the daily management of our 9 data center facilities throughout the US.

This includes the deployment and support of hardware and hosting services for our end users.

You are responsible for the configuration and installation of the servers during the provisioning process in our data center inManassas,Virginia, and other domestic data centers as needed. You also assist customers with the installation of servers and other equipment. The work environment is dynamic and has an international character.

As a Data Center Operations Engineer, you will work Monday to Friday standard hours, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30p.m. When on EOD 2:00 p.m.-11:00 a.m. with an hour lunch. With an option for an early shift which is 6:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. must be approved by a manager.

Engineer on Duty Allowance:

An Employee who is on the EOD schedule in any given month will be eligible for the following:

- $125.00 per month, with there being no requirement for him/her to work as an EOD during that month;

- EOD will be paid out on the last check date of each month;

- A supplement of 80% on his/her hourly wage rate for the hours worked as an EOD.

Key responsibilities:

Installation, relocation, and removal of server equipment at the data center

The assistance of customers within data centers (for customers with their own racks/servers)

Upgrade/downgrade of server equipment (memory/hard disks/etc.)

Replacement of hardware and handling of all relevant administrative matters (RMA handling)

Testing servers and server equipment in accordance with standards

Requirements:

At least one year ofhands-onexperience working in a data center with servers

Knowledge of various operating systems, especially Linux

Knowledge of Hardware (Servers, Switches, KVM, Hard Drives, Memory etc.)

Basic network knowledge (adjusting DNS/IP/Netmask/gateway/etc.)

Valid driver’slicense

Certificate or degree in Computer Science or similar discipline preferably with an emphasis in Technology

Strong Work Ethic

Professional and effective communication

Time Management

Team Player

Great attention to detail

Ability to travel domestically and internationally to other data centers, as needed.

Travel Who are you?

We’relooking for a team player with hands-on experience, working in a data center environment. You should be a highly dependable and responsible individual.

AboutLeaseweb

At Leaseweb, we pride ourselves on our remarkable company culture and have been honored with prestigious awards for being one of the "Best Places to Work." As a leading cloud hosting provider, we offer an extensive range of products and services, including private cloud, dedicated servers, hybrid hosting, colocation, CDN, and cybersecurity. Our global presence, backed by 10+ Tbps bandwidth capacity and 99.999% core uptime across 25 data centers worldwide, makes us a driving force in the internet industry.

What we offer:

Experience the best of both worlds with our flexible hybrid model between home and office, creating a fantastic family atmosphere that makes everyone feel at home away from home.

Enjoy a competitive salary, along with an annual bonus.

Participate in monthly team-building activities that foster camaraderie and collaboration.

Unleash your potential and build a rewarding career with us.

Benefit from comprehensive medical, dental, vision, short-term disability, long-term disability, and life insurance coverage.

Take advantage of a competitive time-off policy to achieve work-life balance.

Utilize the Flexible Spending Account for Dependent Care and Medical expenses.

Benefit from a 100% match on 401k contributions.

Thrive in a dynamic, international, fast-growing organization with an excellent working environment.

Ready to take the next step?

Click on the apply button now to join our award-winning team. For more information, please contact us at [email protected] . We look forward to welcoming you to the Leaseweb family!

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