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ArcBest
Data Center Operator I (Night Shift)
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What they do
A Data Center Technician or Engineer organizes data access, maintenance and access support to a data center. Maybe help to store and organize data, such as an organization's records or financial information. Ensures that users can easily access the information they need and that data are protected from unauthorized access.
$87,721 / year median in Arkansas
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Job Description The Data Center Operator's primary responsibility is to monitor computers and operate peripheral equipment such as consoles, printers, and tape drives, move data offsite for disaster recovery, and assure that all systems are available and stable. This position monitors building systems and notifies responsible parties in case of failure during off-hours, holidays, and weekends. Responsibilities Monitor system consoles and respond to system requests and errors in accordance with established guidelines and operating procedures. Mount tapes and other storage devices, remove them and prepare them for offsite transportation. Monitor the production batch job queue and resolve problems with scheduled jobs. Operate the system printers including but not limited to the mainframe line printers, document printers, and check printers. Assist programming staff with abends. Monitor building systems in the corporate headquarters (fire suppression, power, HVAC) and take appropriate action in emergencies. Monitor nightly backups of disaster recovery data and ensure all data is transported offsite in a safe and timely manner. Other duties and projects, as assigned.