Gazelle Global
Datacenter Analyst

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The Role
Your responsibilities:
- Ensuring the safe and reliable operation of the data centre estate to protect housed services.
- Conducting regular IT asset audits to uphold data accuracy and compliance.
- Maintaining accuracy in the Nlyte or equivalent DCIM tool to monitor capacity limits.
- Managing changes and risks through the Change Control Process.
- Raising change or incident tickets as necessary.
- Providing incident management support within defined Service Level Agreements (SLAs).
- Representing the data centre estate in CABs, workshops, and multidisciplinary events.
- Validating technical designs to ensure safe housing and supportability.
- Delivering data centre inductions and maintaining access records to meet safety requirements.
- Preparing for and completing all required audits.
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Essential skills/knowledge/experience:
- Must have own vehicle and be able to travel to 5 locations at short notice.
- Minimum 12 months’ experience working within a data centre environment.
- Background in installing and de-installing IT equipment in data centres.
- Knowledge and experience with the ITIL framework.
- In-depth knowledge of electrical and mechanical systems supporting data centres, such as generators, UPS, and cooling systems.


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Desirable skills/knowledge/experience:
- The analyst must draw upon experience and technical acumen to guide and support all stakeholders interfacing with the Data Centres.
- A strong grasp of both IT infrastructure (compute, storage, network) and facilities management (power, cooling, building management) is essential.
- Leadership skills and the ability to build relationships are crucial for success in this role.
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