Data Centre / Computer / System Operators (Wintel/Unix/AS400)

  • You will perform the day-to-day data centre/computer operations (such as running the batch programs, printing of reports, systems and data backup, tapes/cartridges preparation and storage, etc).
  • You will be required to pro-actively monitor the data centre systems' uptime and performance (such as Server, Midrange and/or Mainframe systems, Networking equipment, Telecommunication connections, Email and Security Systems, Data Centre environment, etc) to prevent any down time or low performance.
  • You will diagnose and log down hardware problems into incident ticketing system, coordinate the problem resolution with the respective vendor or second level support personnel.
  • You will liaise with the vendors and other technical teams on any data centre related maintenance and installation activities.
  • You will also assist to provide helpdesk and basic IT troubleshooting support.
  • You will also assist in other IT related projects implementations.
Job Requirements:
  • "A" Level Holders, ITE Graduates, Diploma and Degree Holders are welcome to apply. Those with at least 2 years of working experience will be considered for senior roles.
  • Experience in operating Windows Server, UNIX and/or AS/400 systems.
  • Good in work prioritization and able to maintain the service levels.
  • A detailed and systematic person, following the data centre operating procedures.
  • Willing to perform 12-hour Shift Work.
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