Sr. Assoc-Infrastructure ( Technical Voice Support - 24/7 - Storage)

Company Description

About Sutherland

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Job Description

Preferred Skills:

Skilled in two of following technologies

  • Storage (NAS, SAN), Virtualization (VMWare, Hyper-V), Enterprise Backup, Unix / Linux Server, Windows Server, TCP/IP Networking

Responsibilities and Duties:

You will provide in-depth technical support to customers, and field support staff, focused on diagnosing, troubleshooting, repairing, and debugging NetApp products. Support incidents can range from various hardware and/or software issues with NetApp storage systems and solutions, to multi-system, multi-vendor, and multi-network interoperability issues. Essentially you -

 

  • Provide Remote technical support to enterprise customer on NetApp Storage platform through Zoom/Call/Email/Chat
  • Resolve ONTAP OS, NFS, CIFS, FC, iSCSI, Snapmirror, OnCommand and Networking issues
  • Reproduce issues by re-creating scenarios in a lab environment
  • Collaborate with or escalate cases to other Technical Support Engineers and/or Escalation Engineers when the problem is too complex or falls out of your specific area of expertise to quickly facilitate solutions for customers
  • Create new knowledge base articles to share information and best practices for reuse
  • Carefully cultivate your expertise by attending technical trainings, collaborating with other TSEs, completing lab tasks

Qualifications

  • Bachelor's Degree in IT, Computer Science, or other related fields

Additional Information

  • 2+ years of technical support experience in Storage and/or Virtualization, Backup, Linux server, Windows server, Networking
  • Creative problem solving
  • Strong aptitude for learning new technologies
  • Good verbal and written communication and interpersonal skills.
Required skills: Communication Skills, Problem Solving, Technical Support, Troubleshooting, Windows Server, TCP/IP Required languages: English

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