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Overview

Sustainable Talent is partnering with Nvidia, a global leader who's been transforming computer graphics, PC gaming, and accelerated computing for over 25 years. We are looking for a Datacenter Engineer to support our client's IPP (Infrastructure, Process, and Planning) team. This is a W-2 full-time contract based onsite in Hillsboro, OR. We offer competitive pay $75/hr - $120/hr based on factors like experience, education, location, etc. and provide full benefits, PTO, and amazing company culture!

What you will be doing

• Handling Labs and Data Centers using DCIM Tools, spreadsheets and task tracking tools.
• Work closely with platform/sysadmins/SRE to ensure power and space metrics are reviewed and actions taken to improve and fix these.
• Engage with the third-party support as needed.
• Central point of contact for all DC floor issues.
• Liaison to DCEO for day-to-day work.
• Handle critical issues with DCEO/platform/Engineering for the resolution of the issues.
• Work on Operations projects (such as monitoring, digital twin).
• Coordinate with the DCEO/platform teams to ensure the systems records in internal DCIM tool are updated for each new system install/migration activity.
• Publish weekly status reports related to space (RU), power utilization, cooling.
• Handle requests related to access needs.
• Track the PUE, cooling stats.
• Creates SOPs for operations and make sure EHS compliance is met in all our sites.
• Coordinate DC floor data collection for audits such as Equipment records, Energy (ISO50001).

What we need to see

• Associate or bachelor's Degree in a Tech related Major or equivalent experience.
• 3+ years of experience leading DC Operations.
• 5+ years of hands-on experience in Systems administration.
• Experience in systems planning.
• Good interpersonal and presentation skills.

Ways to stand out

• Visio and CAD experience for Lab R&D projects and Rack Management.
• Lab/Datacenter Procurement Experience.
• Experience with handling PDUs and Power in Labs.
• Working knowledge of basic SQL queries (for DCIM reporting).

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