Global Data Center Engineer

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🌐 Colombia, Brazil, +1 more countries – Remote

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⏳ Contract/Temporary

🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

👷🏻‍♀️ Engineer

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PartnerOne

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201 - 500 employees

🏢 Enterprise

☁️ SaaS

💳 Fintech

Enterprise • SaaS • Fintech

PartnerOne is one of the fastest growing software groups in the world, providing solutions that enhance the operational efficiency of the largest enterprises globally. The company specializes in acquiring software firms and investing in their development to create more robust, effective, and agile software solutions. PartnerOne is trusted by 80% of the world's largest companies, including the top US and European banks, defense contractors, and media conglomerates, focusing on delivering unparalleled customer support and innovative technologies.

📋 Description

• Define and enforce how every site records and reports its power, cooling, rack, and space configuration. • Participate in space, power, and cooling analysis for data center moves, migrations, and consolidations. • Supply accurate capacity and utilization data for resourcing and planning decisions. • Identify sites approaching power, cooling, or space limits and manage capacity risk proactively. • Uphold resilience, safety, and compliance standards across facilities, including redundancy targets and disaster-recovery posture. • Maintain a trusted, accurate, and current global inventory for all data centers and equipment rooms. • Track space, power, cooling, rack, cabinet, asset, and connectivity data across facilities. • Track utilization and remaining headroom at rack, row, room, and site level. • Forecast capacity and recommend expansion, consolidation, or reallocation. • Provide analysis for target-site readiness and move sequencing. • Produce reporting and dashboards for leadership, finance, and planning. • Define data standards, naming conventions, and audit cadence. • Run periodic physical audits and reconcile recorded data against site conditions. • Partner with infrastructure/IT leadership, networking, cloud, security, procurement, finance, facilities teams, providers, and business units.

🎯 Requirements

• Proven experience managing data center infrastructure at multi-site or global scale, ideally across a mix of owned and colocation facilities. • Deep, practical understanding of data center power, cooling, and physical space — circuits, PDUs, UPS and generators, redundancy concepts (N, N+1, 2N), cooling systems, and containment. • A demonstrated track record of keeping accurate inventory and capacity data current across many sites. • Experience planning and executing data center moves, migrations, consolidations, or build-outs. • Colocation and vendor management experience — contracts, SLAs, capacity commitments, and cost control. • Strong data and reporting skills: able to turn raw facility data into clear capacity forecasts and dashboards, with advanced spreadsheet skills and comfort using BI or reporting tools. • Experience coordinating work across multiple regions, time zones, and stakeholder groups. • Data center certifications such as Uptime Institute (ATD/ATS), BICSI DCDC, or EPI CDCP/CDCS/CDCE. • Familiarity with specific DCIM platforms (for example Nlyte, Sunbird, Device42, or Hyperview). • Knowledge of relevant standards — Uptime Institute Tier topology, ANSI/TIA-942, and ASHRAE thermal guidelines. • Exposure to hybrid environments (on-premises, colocation, edge, and public cloud) and how physical capacity relates to workload placement. • Awareness of data center sustainability and energy-efficiency practice, including PUE and power reporting.

🏖️ Benefits

• Full Remote • Comfortable working on EST time zone • Working equipment provided by the company