4 Infrastructure Technology Jobs

Job Description Conducts and leads analysis to correct systems, applications, software, and hardware that are not compliant with Corporate policy/procedures.Works closely with external vendors, internal teams and business partners on large infrastructure engineering projects.Provides input and recommends processes in developing project plans. Monitors project progress and provides regular status reports to management team.Ensures that all systems, applications, software, and hardware are compliant with Corporate policy/procedures. Identifies issues and contributes to developing solutions.Maintains and may lead the process for documenting design, , build and standard operating procedures.Develops detailed project plans and tracks project progress.Works with Application Development and Quality Assurance, Testing and Business teams to understand infrastructure needs during the planning, design,development and testing processes. Ensures these needs are taken into account when developing infrastructure.Evaluates the organization&aposs existing infrastructure technology and researches and analyzes trends. Implements changes to the infrastructure technology that enhance its reliability and efficiency.Performs basic production support tasksIdentifies opprotunites for process improvement and automation.Contributes to the achievement of area objectivesBachelor&aposs degree in computer science or at least 5 years of equivalent work experience required4-5 years of related experience required; experience in the securities or financial services industry is a plus. BNY Mellon is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Minorities/Females/Individuals with Disabilities/Protected Veterans. Our ambition is to build the best global team one that is representative and inclusive of the diverse talent, clients and communities we work with and serve and to empower our team to do their best work. We support wellbeing and a balanced life, and offer a range of family-friendly, inclusive employment policies and employee forums. Show more Show less

The Infrastructure Platform Engineering (IPE) team, part of Infrastructure and Cloud division, is responsible for the engineering and operation of LSEG's Group Engineering's core infrastructure services, including data centres, storage, private cloud, platforms, databases, and middleware. The mission of the team is to modernize and transform the experience of customers and internal ways of working by deploying automation and Platform-as-Product services. This transformation aims to enable increasingly efficient, scalable, and secure infrastructure products that better support business operations and future transformation. As a Senior Product Manager, IT Asset Decommissioning, you will devise a structured and strategic multi-year decommissioning roadmap for the enterprise-wide scope. This involves closely partnering with collaborators across business units, engineering teams, and transformation programs. Your role includes capturing upcoming changes and quantifying emerging demand that will impact infrastructure, enabling more effective multi-year planning. Besides the strategic roadmap, you will oversee the ongoing operations of the decommission pipeline and identify opportunities to accelerate or optimize existing decommissioning initiatives. In alignment with IPE's Transformation objectives and journey towards Platform as Product, you will lead the transformation of decommissioning services towards a product-led operating model. This involves building a product strategy that establishes Decommissioning Services as a true product capability. Through the enhancement of existing automation and the development of new platform capabilities, you will empower customers with self-service consumption while enabling faster and safer decommissions. Your responsibilities will include defining the product vision and strategy in collaboration with customers and technical teams, creating and prioritizing the product backlog and roadmap, facilitating cross-functional planning, driving cost optimization through partnerships with Asset Management teams, and leading delivery across the Decommissioning Engineering team. You will also be responsible for stakeholder engagement, agile ceremonies, reporting, implementing metrics and KPIs, risk management, fostering continuous improvement and collaboration, and more. To qualify for this role, you should have a Bachelor's degree in engineering, computer science, or a related field, along with significant experience in infrastructure technology, platform engineering, or large-scale transformation roles. You should have a solid understanding of technology infrastructure, application lifecycle, technical debt management, and decommissioning methodologies. Experience in Agile and Scrum methodologies, product management, stakeholder management, and communication skills are essential. Additionally, you should possess strong organizational skills, analytical thinking, and proficiency in essential tools such as Microsoft Tools and planning/tracking tools like Asana or JIRA. In return for your contributions, you will have a strategic leadership role at the enterprise level, shaping the future of Infrastructure Platform Engineering (IPE) and playing a key role in driving the Group's technology transformation. You will have exposure to pioneering technologies in infrastructure, automation, hybrid cloud, and platform engineering, collaborate with cross-functional teams, receive a competitive compensation package, and access continuous learning and professional development opportunities. LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group) is a diversified global financial markets infrastructure and data business with a dedication to excellence in delivering services. Our culture values connecting, creating opportunity, and delivering excellence, fostering diversity, teamwork, and innovation. As part of LSEG, you will have the opportunity to grow, develop, and fulfill your potential in a dynamic and inclusive environment.,

The Technology GRC Manager at C1 is responsible for overseeing and managing the risk assessment, remediation, and monitoring of information and technology process risks. In this role, you will ensure that all risk and compliance activities are effectively performed by various control functions. As an internal consultant, you will provide guidance to operating functions and business lines on risk-related matters, in addition to identifying, assessing, quantifying, reporting, communicating, mitigating, and monitoring process risks to uphold the organization's overall security and compliance posture. Your responsibilities will include ensuring strong governance on risk and compliance, managing risk assessment, remediation, and monitoring of information and technology process risks, serving as an internal risk consultant, and collaborating with control functions to track and mitigate identified risks. You will work closely with technology leaders to identify control gaps, act as a subject matter expert for risk and controls related to operations, and maintain strong working relationships with stakeholders. Additionally, you will review and refine policies and processes based on industry best practices, track identified risks, and ensure their closure within defined timelines, as well as prepare and maintain risk heat maps and risk registers. To excel in this role, you must possess excellent executive-level communication skills, strong working relationships with team members, and the ability to motivate them. Knowledge in areas such as Application Security, Data Security, Identity Access Management, Information, Infrastructure Technology, GDPR, and ISO Audits is essential. A solid understanding of the Risk Management Lifecycle and exposure to standards like SOX, COBIT, PCI-DSS, and NIST Control are required. An understanding of Security incident response aspects is desirable, along with good analytical, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills. The ideal candidate should have a B.E in Computer Science/Information Technology or equivalent qualification with 8-12 years of experience. An industry-recognized certification in information security such as CISSP, CISM, CISA, etc., would be advantageous.,

The Data Center Hosting Engineer plays a crucial role in overseeing the critical space, power distribution, and cooling resources within Wells Fargo data centers. As a Data Center Hosting Engineer, you will be expected to demonstrate the ability to make informed decisions independently, focusing on documenting, managing, and forecasting space, power, and cooling requirements. Your responsibilities will include maintaining detailed floor plans for data halls, designing infrastructure technology deployments in alignment with engineering standards, managing power distribution infrastructure, and developing future state models for data halls. Furthermore, you will be involved in various projects simultaneously, ensuring the accuracy and high-quality delivery of work on a daily basis. Collaboration is key in this role, as you will work both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary Data Center Management team, leveraging relationships and cross-functional resources to achieve objectives. Key Responsibilities: - Maintain detailed floor plans for data halls and all other DCM managed spaces. - Plan and design data center infrastructure technology deployments to meet forecasts and demand, adhering to engineering standards. - Document power distribution infrastructure usage and manage consumption thresholds for availability, resiliency, and efficiency. - Develop and maintain future state models of data halls for computational fluid dynamic (CFD) models. - Advise data center engineers and leadership on space, power, and cooling impacts of technology deployments. - Participate in infrastructure audits and risk assessments, developing plans for issue remediation. - Provide input for financial analysis in areas such as cost competitiveness and life cycle cost analysis. - Utilize communication skills to interact effectively with technology partners, teammates, and business representatives. - Utilize standard software tools for engineering drawings and specification documents (AutoCAD, MS Office Suite, etc.). - Possess an in-depth understanding of data center mechanical and electrical systems, as well as telecommunications network design. Required Qualifications: - 5 years of experience in designing technology deployments for mission-critical data centers. - 3+ years of experience in network design or support. - 3+ years of experience in engineering power distribution and mechanical systems within a data center environment. - 3+ years of experience in data center space planning, including power and airflow optimization. Desired Qualifications: - Ability to translate technology partner plans into data center requirements. - Demonstrated experience in designing data center infrastructure and network technologies. - Strong organizational skills and conflict resolution abilities. - Commitment to continuous improvement and fostering new ideas within the team. Job Expectations: - Design data center space, power, and airflow optimization based on extensive knowledge of data center equipment. - Provide strategic guidance to internal planning teams and vendors. - Partner with site management for technology placement and connectivity. - Exhibit maturity by seeking solutions and resolving issues proactively. - Demonstrate good communication skills. The job post is open until August 11, 2024, and applicants are encouraged from diverse backgrounds to support the inclusive culture at Wells Fargo.,