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IT Staff Storage Engineer

Cadence · SAN JOSE · On-site

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About Cadence

Cadence delivers remote patient monitoring and chronic disease management that improves outcomes and reduces cost at scale. Intelligent senior care that works better by working ahead. Backed by General Catalyst.

About the role

• Ensures the availability, reliability, scalability, and manageability of the data storage environment • Works with key technical and business stakeholders to determine data and storage requirements and creates solutions to meet the requirements Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

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• Ensures the availability, reliability, scalability, and manageability of the data storage environment

• Works with key technical and business stakeholders to determine data and storage requirements and creates solutions to meet the requirements

• Provides Level 2/3 technical system expertise; Oversight and accountability for resolution of outages, service level issues, and user/customer support needs in coordination with Operations Support

• Manage capacity and performance of the Storage infrastructure ensuring high availability of all systems

• Proactively monitor, test, collect and analyze system performance statistical data to improve quality & ensure optimal performance of all Storage environments

• Create and maintain documentation as it relates to infrastructure systems, design, configuration, support and processes

• Diagnose and resolve complex configuration and bottleneck issues within a complex application & systems infrastructure

• Provides multi-level technical support in defining, developing and evaluating storage products to meet Cadence needs

• Provides recommendations to improve the storage infrastructure and address/lead critical issues and analysis

• Possesses...

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