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IOC Technician

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Keel Infrastructure

Keel Infrastructure is a digital and energy infrastructure company that develops and owns data centers and power assets for high-performance computing workloads, including AI. It serves hyperscalers, neocloud providers, and enterprise customers in North American markets.

New York City, USA
About Keel Infrastructure

Keel Infrastructure is an infrastructure-first developer and owner of energy-secured data-center campuses and power assets. Headquartered in New York City, it integrates power, land, and connectivity to support high-performance computing and AI deployments at scale. Its portfolio includes campuses in Washington, Pennsylvania, and Québec, with energized, secured, and expansion capacity across a multi-year development pipeline.

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About the Role

You will monitor real-time dashboards across Keel sites covering power, cooling, compute, network, environmental, and fire-safety systems. You will triage automated alerts, investigate incidents through resolution, coordinate escalations, document shift handovers, manage site access controls, and improve operational runbooks.

Requirements

  • Experience with electrical infrastructure or a related field, including monitoring, troubleshooting, or field work.
  • Experience reading dashboards and triaging alerts using Grafana, Zabbix, or an equivalent tool.
  • Experience documenting and following tickets through closure using Jira, ServiceNow, or an equivalent system.
  • Ability to write clear, structured communications under pressure, including shift notes and handover reports.
  • Basic networking knowledge, including switching, routing, and connectivity troubleshooting.

Responsibilities

  • Monitor real-time dashboards for power, cooling, compute, network, environmental, and fire-safety systems.
  • Respond to automated alerts within service-level agreement deadlines and triage them using runbooks.
  • Analyze trends in Grafana, SCADA, BMS, and ION, and determine appropriate actions.
  • Own incidents from detection through resolution, including root-cause analysis and severity classification.
  • Coordinate with onsite teams and vendors, and maintain clear incident ownership and status.
  • Write complete shift reports and handover notes.
  • Manage site access and arm or disarm security systems according to established schedules.
  • Report unauthorized or abnormal activity.
  • Identify recurring trends and improve runbooks and operating procedures.

Benefits

  • Competitive compensation and bonuses.
  • Employee ownership opportunities.
  • Comprehensive health and wellness coverage.
  • Retirement savings plan with company matching.
  • Employee referral program.