IRIUM - Spain

DISASTER RECOVERY IN GLASGOW

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Full Time
Mid Level

At IRIUM, we care about making sure you never stop pursuing your dreams. Get ready to achieve your goals, and always remember to enjoy the journey.

We are currently looking for a Disaster Recovery profile with around 3 years of experience to collaborate on a project with a multinational company in the energy sector, working on-site in Glasgow.

What do we expect from you?
- Technical School Degree (medium) o Technical degree (medium).
- At least 3 years of experience in technical areas, platforms, tools and language of their technological perimeter.
- Experience with the Disaster Recovery Menus tool (adhoc solution over Smit).
- Experience with:
    · OS solutions (ZOS) - GDPS 3.9: metro global mirror functions to manage recovery tasks.
    · OS solutions (ZOS) - GDPS 3.10: recurring copy and stop tasks.
    · OS solutions (ZOS) - GDPS 3.11: DR testing under zOS technology.
    · NetView: mainframe recovery tasks automation.
    · OS solutions (UNIX - AIX): recurring copy and stop tasks.
   · Virtualization: recurring tasks of executing snapshots; basic knowledge of management of virtualized services; basic knowledge of SVC as a cirtualization solution; basic knowledge of NUTANIX as a virtualization solution.
    · Cloud solutions: basic knowledge of cloud recovery services.
    · Storage Solutions (NetApp): recurring tasks of executing snapshots of NAS resources.

What will your tasks be?
- The Disaster Recovery Service is responsible for implementing and maintaining the Business Continuity Plan procedures and documentation.

What do we offer if you join us?

  • Permanent contract directly with us.

  • 100% on-site position in Glasgow.

  • Salary range according to experience and fit with the company and project.

  • Flexible compensation package (health insurance, restaurant, transport, and childcare).

  • 23 vacation days.

  • Great work environment.

  • Unlimited access to cutting-edge technology training in an all-you-can-learn format.

  • Employee benefits club with direct discounts and thousands of offers on brands, hotels, travel agencies, cinemas, clothing, and more.


IRIUM is made up of proactive, dynamic, and resourceful professionals. Our values are responsibility and commitment to well-done work. This is the spirit we look for—whatever your age, if you identify with this, this is your company!

Together, we can build the future. Shall we talk?

At IRIUM, we stand for a world without stereotypes or limitations, and we believe in equality for all—principles reflected in our Equality Plan and Code of Ethics, ensuring equal treatment and opportunities regardless of any personal, physical, or social condition.

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