3 data center facility operations manager jobs at 3 companies in Massachusetts
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Operations Center Specialist
Amherst, Massachusetts, United States
OnsiteFull Time
4+ YOEManage intake, prioritization, routing, and lifecycle of facilities work orders; create reports and dashboards; maintain IWMS data; analyze operational KPIs; provide system support and training.
TMA, IWMS, CMMS, Power BI, Crystal Reports, Tableau, Microsoft Excel, SQL, Simplex, Johnson Controls (JCI), Samsara, Water Quality Monitoring Systems, Tank Monitoring Systems, Overtime management systems
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Data Center Facilities: Assess, Engineer & Design Manager
Chicago or Milwaukee or Dallas or Columbus or Kirkland or Cincinnati or New York City or Cleveland or Oklahoma City or Austin or Albany or St. Petersburg or Hartford or Pittsburgh or St. Louis or Miami or Sacramento or Raleigh or Minneapolis or Mountain View or Scottsdale or San Francisco or Morristown or Denver or Boston or Philadelphia or Des Moines or Overland Park or Los Angeles or Charlotte or Walnut Creek or Carmel or Seattle or Houston or Arlington or Atlanta or Redmond or Bentonville or Beaverton or Nashville or Detroit or San Diego or United States or Los Angeles County
$80k-$266k/yr HybridFull Time
7+ YOERequires 7+ years in data center facilities engineering, design, or operations; 5+ years in assessments and consolidation or migration programs; 2+ years in sustainability metrics; and a bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
AutoCAD, Revit, Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM), Nlyte, Sunbird, Vertiv, TIA-942, EN 50600, Uptime Institute
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Regional Director - U.S. East Data Center Operations
Livingston or Orangeburg or Richmond or Allentown or Columbus or Dalton or Massachusetts
$115k-$155k/yr FieldFull Time
10+ YOE5+ MgmtBachelor's degree, 10+ years in critical facility operations with 5+ years multi-site leadership, experience scaling data center operations, incident management, budget oversight, capacity planning, and willingness to travel up to 40%.
Data Center Infrastructure Management