Stanford University Work Values

Daily Duties at Stanford University:

• I bring a diverse and well-rounded background to my work, made up of corporate experience gained within large financial services and technology companies, and in having served as a senior manager with a world-class University. I possess a strong business acumen, with manager / P&L experience, and I leverage my unique blend of practical hands-on experience and formal education, applied both as an end-user and as a service provider. • Review DR scenarios and perform live tests • Provide strong technical and leadership skills in Chillers, HVAC, CRAH/CRAC units, Power Distribution systems, PDU, ATS/STS, A/C & DC power systems. • Performed first level trouble-shooting for network, circuit, system, and application alerts I also mentor the staff and engineers around best practices for system management, availability, performance My duties also include planning, coordinating, documentation, and communication of all major infrastructure events. • Demonstrates commitment to Safety and Compliance and holds Integrated Service Providers accountable for Safety and Compliance • Oversee service contracts, pricing and building management relationships. • Facilitate office move transitions/relocation's and construction/ Project management.

What they like about Stanford University:

Organizations with strong, centralized leadership are particularly attractive to you. You require a work environment with leadership that aggressively seeks to expand and grow the business and does so in a visible and decisive manner. In general you prefer to work in an environment in which there is a strong link between leadership, its actions, and a strong set of company-wide values.

Tags

Data Center, Facilities, HVAC, FMP, NetBackup, Backup Exec, Pure Disk, Managed 12 DCE , enterprise device monitoring, SLA Management, Build outs, 24/7, Switchgear, Fire Suppression, Transfer Switches, Monitoring, SCADA, Generators, ups, Manager of Facilities, Budgets

Skills

Air Handling Units (AHU’s), UPS’s, PDU’s, Generators, Fuel Pumps and Fuel Storage, Switchgear, Utility Feeds, Transfer Switches, Pumps, Water Piping, Fire Detection, Fire Suppression, Access Control, Monitoring, SCADA, and Leak Detection systems. , Facilities Manager, Manager of Facilities, director of facilities, Maintenance, Repairs, Upkeep, HVAC, electrician, electric, exterior, interior, elevator, restroom, plumbing, RFP, microsoft office, Budgets, Building Emergencies, Facility accounting, Invo, • Maintain all life safety, environmental and emergency procedures and programs per local codes; ensures property is in compliance with local, federal, and state building, safety and environmental policies, including OSHA policies and regulations and ma

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with Stanford University: