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Project Manager with Data Centre Move

City of London
£70k – £85k/yr
Posted 1 day ago
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Project Manager with Data Centre Move - City

Our Client is looking to recruit a Project Manager with extensive hands-on expertise in moving a company from one building to another.

You must have at least Project Management expertise and 3 to 5 years experience of moving the data centre and infrastructure carefully and efficiently.

You will be required to project plan, conduct feasibility of the data centre move and then put the plan in to action.

Must be someone who has been through the full life cycle from start to finish as a Project Manager.

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You will be involved with project planning and delivering the hardware and software moves, stakeholders, and with senior management.

Must Have Experience Of The Following As a Minimum

The Client uses Microsoft Windows for the business and you must therefore have expert knowledge of this and including some of the following:

  • Active Directory and SCCM server management.
  • Disaster Recovery
  • Swift Messaging
  • Windows Server
  • EMC SAN

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Ability to communicate effectively at all levels.

You will be working in a small team.

Any experience from the banking world would be handy.

The role will be based in the City of London and the new offices will be in Mayfair.

The salary for this position will be in the range £70K - £85K for 12 month FTC – full-time contract.

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Skills

Project Management
Data Centre Move
Microsoft Windows
Active Directory
SCCM
Disaster Recovery
Swift Messaging
Windows Server
EMC SAN
Communication

Location

City of London, England, United Kingdom

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