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RackBank Datacenters Private Ltd. is seeking an Inventory Executive to support procurement and inventory management of IT and data center equipment such as servers, networking devices, storage, racks, and related hardware.
You will coordinate with vendors, maintain accurate records, and ensure material availability for data center operations while collaborating with engineering, operations, and finance teams to manage procurement activities and asset tracking.
RackBank Datacenters is a fast-growing and trusted data center company committed to powering digital transformation with secure, scalable, and efficient IT infrastructure solutions. With state-of-the-art data centers in India and a strong client base across multiple industries, RackBank is focused on delivering next-gen cloud and colocation services.
To build India’s most reliable and trusted data center and digital infrastructure ecosystem, empowering enterprises and governments with secure, scalable, and future-ready infrastructure.
Be part of a high-trust, ownership-driven work culture
Gain exposure to real-world infrastructure operations and decision-making
Grow with the organization as we expand our data center footprint
Freedom to take initiative and own outcomes, not just tasks
Make a meaningful impact in building India’s digital infrastructure backbone
The Inventory Executive will support the procurement and inventory management of IT and data center equipment such as servers, networking devices, storage systems, racks, and related hardware. The role involves coordinating with vendors, maintaining accurate inventory records, supporting purchase processes, and ensuring smooth material availability for data center operations. The candidate will work closely with engineering, operations, and finance teams to manage procurement activities, vendor documentation, and asset tracking while ensuring compliance with internal processes.
Freedom and responsibility
High performance standards
Respect for context over process