Storage Administrator

Responsibilities Responsible for the technical administration and support of production storage systems and services. Participates in the development and implementation of high-performance, high-availability, and enterprise-class storage strategy and data life cycle management processes. Performs storage Logical Unit Number-LUN creation/destruction and allocation/de-allocation via Storage Area Network‑SAN Management software. Executes SAN Fabric director/switch zoning for new servers and storage devices. Manages storage related servers, software and devices. Responsible for the overall design and capacity planning for the consolidated storage environments implemented by the Operations and Technology Division as well as assisting with related budget planning. Troubleshoots and resolves problems relating to storage devices and connectivity to servers. Assists in the documentation of current and future storage environment. Manages storage‑related database related environments. Ensures all storage related technologies are installed, configured and maintained in accordance with government regulations and bank policies/procedures governing day‑to‑day operations. Keeps abreast of storage laws, trends, and issues including current and emerging technologies and best practices; and educates and advises management on their relative importance and impact on bank operations. Recommends changes as appropriate. Incumbent is required to comply with all applicable federal, state and local banking and industry related laws and regulations including but not limited to the Bank Secrecy Act. Incumbent is responsible for organizational integrity and business ethics as it relates to this position, and communicating this commitment to any applicable subordinates. Performs all other job related duties and special projects as assigned. Incumbent may have access to cash, customer accounts and/or sensitive and confidential information. Requirements Information Technology related Bachelor of Science degree and 7 years of related experience or an equivalent amount of training and experience such as a High School Diploma combined with 10 years of directly related experience EMC Proven Professional and MCSE Certification preferred 3 years of experience working with enterprise storage technologies such as storage arrays, Storage Area Networks (SAN) management software, virtualization software, fabric architecture, Fiber Channel (FC) switches, hubs, directors; Host Business Adapters‑HBA utilities, Network Attached Storage‑NAS and network file serving, and iFCP Experience with LAN/WAN/SAN leading edge technology, MS Terminal Services and other means of private wide‑area communications for reviewing purposes, security models, automation of system‑to‑system communication and monitoring 2 years of experience with Microsoft Windows enterprise operating systems Experience with networking principles such as IP communication, OSI model, packet structure, load balancing equipment, and troubleshooting Excellent knowledge of backup, recover, and disaster recovery schemes, schedules and testing methodologies, storage data replication, snapshot, Redundant Array of Independent Disks-RAID and data movement software, enterprise tape libraries Good knowledge of hardware technologies and systems support – administration, configuration, troubleshooting, performance tuning, security and general maintenance Knowledge of applicable data retention practices and laws. Core Competencies Demonstrates expertise in technical administration and support of enterprise storage systems, including SAN management, data lifecycle management, and compliance with banking regulations. Proficient in troubleshooting storage devices and ensuring high availability and performance in storage environments. Highest‑signal resume keywords Enterprise Storage Technologies SAN Management Software Disaster Recovery Methodologies EMC Proven Professional Certification Microsoft Windows Enterprise Operating Systems ATS Optimization Keywords Hard Skills Storage Area Network Management LUN Creation/Destruction Capacity Planning Data Replication Backup and Recovery Schemes Network Attached Storage Fiber Channel Switches Troubleshooting Storage Devices Data Movement Software Performance Tuning Soft Skills Organizational Integrity Business Ethics Communication Certifications & Qualifications MCSE Certification EMC Proven Professional Industry Keywords Data Retention Practices Bank Secrecy Act Government Regulations Best Practices in Storage Storage Laws and Trends Tools & Technologies Storage Arrays Virtualization Software LAN/WAN Technologies MS Terminal Services Load Balancing Equipment #J-18808-Ljbffr