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.
12 months (possibility of extension or conversion) Job Overview We are looking for a Data Center Technician I to support data center asset and equipment management. The primary responsibility will be collecting, verifying, and entering information about Mechanical, Electrical, and Fire Safety (MEP) equipment into a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS). This is a detail-oriented, hands-on data collection role. You will work onsite in data center facilities, identify equipment, scan asset tags/barcodes, verify equipment information, and accurately update records in the CMMS system. Key Responsibilities Collect and enter MEP equipment information into CMMS tools. Visually identify Mechanical, Electrical, and Fire Safety equipment. Scan equipment barcode/asset tags and record asset information.
Enter and verify:
Site Room/location Build ID Application Asset Tag ID Manufacturer Model Serial Number Tag Plate ID Review equipment information for accuracy and completeness. Identify new manufacturers or equipment models and assign the appropriate asset category. Perform equipment audits in existing/legacy data centers. Compare physical equipment against existing CMMS records. Update inaccurate or missing equipment information. Maintain high data accuracy and documentation standards. Work independently while following established processes and safety procedures. Required Skills 1. MEP Equipment Identification — Must Have Ability to visually identify basic Mechanical, Electrical, and Fire Safety equipment. Prior data center or critical-facilities experience is highly preferred. 2.
CMMS / EAM
Data Entry — Must Have Experience entering and maintaining asset/equipment information. Strong attention to detail and data accuracy. Familiarity with asset records, equipment databases, or maintenance systems. 3. Barcode Scanning & Equipment Audits — Must Have Experience scanning asset tags/barcodes. Ability to physically verify equipment against system records. Comfortable performing audits and updating discrepancies. Additional Preferred Skills Prior data center or critical facilities experience. Intermediate Excel skills. Experience with data quality, duplicate checking, or exception review. Understanding of asset hierarchy / parent-child relationships. Experience with CMMS, EAM, facilities management, asset management, or inventory systems. Strong documentation and organizational skills. Experience 1+ year of experience in asset collection, facilities/MEP, CMMS data entry, inventory, equipment tracking, or a related area preferred. Entry-level candidates may be considered if they demonstrate strong equipment-identification skills, attention to detail, and aptitude for accurate data entry. Education High school diploma or equivalent. Basic Windows and Excel knowledge required.
