Asset Lead

Triple-E; Jakarta Pusat; On-site; IDR 200,880,000 - 334,800,000; Full time

Job summary

PT Triple-E is seeking an IT Asset/Configuration Manager to oversee lifecycle management and configuration control for AI GPU data center assets. You will maintain the asset inventory and CMDB, track ownership, location, warranties, licenses, and end-of-life status, while coordinating ITIL-based incident, problem, change and configuration management activities.

The role requires hands-on CMDB experience, strong ITIL knowledge, and preference for familiarity with AI/GPU infrastructure and NVIDIA

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of experience in IT Asset Management, Configuration Management or IT Service Management in data center or enterprise infrastructure.
• Strong working knowledge of ITIL processes (incident, problem, change and configuration management).
• Hands-on experience with CMDB and asset management tools.
• Experience with AI/GPU infrastructure and NVIDIA platforms is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Maintain the asset inventory and CMDB for all AI GPU data center assets (servers, racks, network, storage, CDUs, power and cooling).
• Track ownership, location, warranty, contracts, licenses, spares and end-of-life status.
• Coordinate ITIL-based incident, problem, change and configuration management activities.
• Maintain an authoritative inventory of firmware, BIOS, drivers, OS and infrastructure software versions.
• Monitor OEM security advisories and releases, identify upgrade requirements.
• Coordinate compatibility and risk assessments with engineering and OEM teams.
• Schedule upgrades through change management and verify successful implementation.
• Keep configuration records and compliance evidence current.

Skills

Asset management

ITIL processes

Configuration management

Education

IT/Computer Engineering degree

Tools

CMDB tools

Job description

Employed by PT Triple-E, placed with one of our clients

Responsible for maintaining accurate lifecycle management and configuration control of all AI GPU data center assets, including GPU servers/racks, network equipment, storage, CDUs, power and cooling infrastructure, and associated hardware and software. The role maintains the asset inventory and CMDB, tracks ownership, location, warranty, support contracts, licenses, spares and end-of-life/end-of-support status, while coordinating ITIL-based incident, problem, change and configuration management activities. The role also maintains an authoritative inventory of firmware, BIOS, drivers, operating systems and infrastructure software versions, monitors OEM security advisories and recommended releases, identifies upgrade requirements, coordinates compatibility and risk assessments with engineering/OEM teams, schedules approved upgrades through change management, verifies successful implementation and ensures configuration records and compliance evidence remain current.

Requirements

• Diploma or Degree in IT, Computer Engineering or a related discipline.
• At least 3–5 years of experience in IT Asset Management, Configuration Management or IT Service Management in a data center or enterprise infrastructure environment.
• Strong working knowledge of ITIL processes (incident, problem, change and configuration management).
• Hands-on experience with CMDB and asset management tools.
• Hardware and software lifecycle management, including the vendor support lifecycle (warranty, support contracts, licenses, end-of-life/end-of-support).
• Firmware/patch management and change management.
• Experience with AI/GPU infrastructure and NVIDIA platforms is preferred.

Job responsibilities

• Maintain the asset inventory and CMDB for all AI GPU data center assets: GPU servers/racks, network equipment, storage, CDUs, power and cooling infrastructure, and associated hardware and software.
• Track ownership, location, warranty, support contracts, licenses, spares and end-of-life/end-of-support status.
• Coordinate ITIL-based incident, problem, change and configuration management activities.
• Maintain an authoritative inventory of firmware, BIOS, driver, operating system and infrastructure software versions.
• Monitor OEM security advisories and recommended releases, and identify upgrade requirements.
• Coordinate compatibility and risk assessments with engineering and OEM teams.
• Schedule approved upgrades through change management and verify they were implemented successfully.
• Keep configuration records and compliance evidence current.