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DATA4 is seeking a Data Center Infrastructure Engineer to manage technical operations in our data centers, streamline maintenance, and reduce risks. You will oversee critical environments, coordinate with engineering, operations and facilities, and ensure projects stay on time and within budget.
Applicants should have 5+ years in mission-critical operations, 2+ years in project management, and a degree in Electrical/Mechanical/Energy Engineering, with fluent English.
DATA4'S MISSION
DATA4 creates Smart & Scalable digital facilities for our customers. Our network of highly connected, resilient and sustainable data center campuses underpins our customers’ digital growth in Europe.
DATA4 Group finances, designs, constructs and operates its own data centers. Delivered through our data center campus model, we provide our customers with secure, scalable and high-performance data hosting solutions.
DATA4 VALUES
At DATA4 we are driven by our values. These are the core of everything we do – from the proactivity we show in delivering great outcomes for our clients, to the responsibility we show as a key contributor to the digital economy. Our three values are:
The Data Center Infrastructure Engineer (DCIE) is a key resource for technical management of operating data centers. The DCIE is responsible for streamlining data center operations and maintenance as well as for removing risks in data center critical environment. They lead both recurrent (e.g. seasonal readiness) and ad-hoc technical projects to mitigate or remediate risks of experiencing loss of resilience or redundancy in data centers.
The DCIE collects technical data from Data4 Data Center Operations Engineers and from customers to define technical roadmaps and projects. They oversee all aspects of critical environment projects, from inception to completion. This includes coordinating with cross-functional teams such as engineering, operations, and facilities management to ensure seamless project execution and minimal disruption to data center operations. They are directly accountable for ensuring that projects are completed on time and within budget.
They identify and mitigate risks associated with critical environment projects, such as equipment failures, power outages, or environmental threats. This involves implementing robust risk management strategies and contingency plans to minimize potential disruptions and ensure the safety and security of data center operations, e.g. summer/winter readiness plans, load failover audits, , etc... They ensure that critical environment projects meet industry standards and best practices as well as regulatory requirements. They implement quality assurance (QA) processes, support QA and industry standard audits, and ensure compliance with relevant regulations and certifications (e.g., Uptime Institute Tier Standards, ISO 27001).
The DCIE engages with external vendors, contractors, and stakeholders involved in critical environment projects. They monitor vendor performance and ensure adherence to project specifications and timelines. They stay connected to data center availability trends and proactively conduct technical audits in their data centers, based on the information gathered on technical and/or human-related failures. They foster a culture of continuous improvement and seek opportunities to reduce human errors, enhance processes, streamline operations, and leverage emerging technologies to optimize data center performance and efficiency.
The DCIE regularly and accurately communicates project status updates, milestones, and key metrics to external and internal stakeholders, e.g. customers, or Data4 local and global leadership. They also prepare comprehensive reports and presentations to provide insights into project performance and identify areas for improvement. They promote a culture of trust and collaboration between teams and are vocally self-critical. They help team members in their and in other managers’ teams remove hurdles, while creating a technical vision and common goal to reach.
RESPONSIBILITIES IN TERMS OF IMS CERTIFICATIONS
Respect and enforce certification policies in terms of:
Education and experience
Technical skills
Soft skills