Job Role Summary

Storage Engineers ensure the stability, integrity, and efficient operation of Storage Area Networks, NAS (Network Attached Storage) Arrays and Out Of Band managed Storage Arrays as well as any array or appliance based replication. This is achieved by monitoring, maintaining, supporting, and optimizing the storage arrays and array based replication as well as the Storage Area Networks that they are attached to.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Fully functional and self-directed Provides formal mentorship High complexity assignments- owner Moderate complexity assignments
• owner (1 or >) Low complexity assignments
• provide oversight/review Regularly lead self and others and/or established as Product SME and/or established as specialist Sees the whole picture and adjusts work accordingly Resolve issues, manage workload and balance priorities through frequent interruptions while meeting specific, time-sensitive deadlines Mentors other with less experience Participate in service restoration calls for supported managed SAN Fabric and Storage Arrays Participate in client disaster recovery/business continuity tests Remediates security vulnerabilities Automates and scripts various tasks/jobs as needed Creates reports as required on various components, inventory, licensing, etc. Delegates various tasks to other team members

Supervisory Responsibilities

This position does not have direct reports but may mentor less experienced associates in the role.

Recruiting Information

Specific hiring needs may vary by location, industry, client, internal department and other business related factors. The qualifications section lists examples that may be used as guidance when populating required and preferred skills sections of recruiting requisitions / job postings.

Qualifications

Required Minimum of 4 years of related experience with a Bachelor's degree; or 3 years and a Master's degree; or a PhD without experience; or equivalent work experience

Preferred

Travel % Less than 10%

Any reference to years of experience should be disregarded in the UK