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Weill Cornell Medicine seeks a senior IT Operations SME to provide technical leadership across core technologies, identify incidents, analyze trends, and ensure rapid resolution of issues within the Operations Center.
The role requires expert troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, and collaboration with engineering and service owners. Expect 24x7 on-call coverage and on-site work in NYC offices.
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This is a senior IT Operations role and is considered to be a SME (subject matter expert) in a specific domain such as Network, Security, or Infrastructure.
This role provides IT technical leadership across the primary technologies to the WCM community and is responsible for identifying incidents, events, and analyzing problem trends, overseeing the management and resolution of issues. This role is also responsible for correlating events, identifying event trends, identifying problems and contributing to root cause analysis as well as troubleshooting and resolving discovered issues under the scope of Operations Center-supported services.
Bachelor's degree in a related field, or five years of equivalent technical experience required.
ITIL v3 Foundations highly desired.
Advanced Linux, Microsoft, VMware, Network, Cisco, AWS, Azure, Security certification preferred.
Experience with LDAP, Active directory, DNS and DHCP technologies.
Experience with monitoring tools, various operating systems, backup, and cloud technologies.
Experience with PowerShell, Bash, Python, and Perl scripting.
May participate in a rotation, providing 24x7x365 support.
Position requires working in an office environment where there are some physical discomforts such as dust, dirt and noise.
Light travel between office locations, primarily within NYC is required.
Occasional meetings or clinical staff interactions in typical patient care areas may be required, though direct patient exposure is not expected.
Occasional moving of computer equipment or similar objects up to approximately 25 lbs may be required.
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