The Mechanical Operations Manager is responsible for the chilled water mechanical systems infrastructure design, operation and maintenance (including all chilled water mechanical plants, stand-alone systems and building automation systems) and works to ensure standardization of intent and application across the various facilities operations.

The Electrician / Data Center Technician is responsible for performing low and medium voltage systems operational and maintenance tasks consistent with IEEE, manufacturer’s specifications, mission critical industry best practices, and local procedure.

The Mechanical Systems Technician / Data Center Technician is responsible for performing mechanical systems operational and maintenance tasks consistent with manufacturer’s specifications, mission critical industry best practices, ASHREA guidelines and local procedure.

The Systems Engineer, in coordination with senior technical management and the Network Operations team, is responsible for engineering and administration of internal and client-facing service delivery platforms. The Network Operations team is tasked with scaling and operating the AIS regional network (LA / San Diego / Phoenix), building and managing AIS’s enterprise-grade cloud services platforms, installing and operating internal applications, and providing professional services. The Systems Engineer reports to the Director of Network Operations and is responsible for ensuring mission-critical systems are available at all times.

This position on the Network Operations team is responsible for infrastructure applications and special projects, including firewall configuration and management, load-balancing, monitoring applications, and standards compliance. The Applications Engineer will be responsible for specification, implementation and testing of client network applications, and ensuring mission-critical systems are running and available at all times. 

Reporting to the VP of Sales, the Inside Sales Representative will be selling to small and medium business in the San Diego and Phoenix metropolitan areas. This is a sales-closing position and only those with full sales cycle responsibility and a track record of consistent success will be considered. Diligently making outbound calls and proactively working leads is a key part of this role that also includes other duties as assigned.

The primary responsibility is to provide clients with the highest quality of customer service and support. Additional tasks include: network and computer troubleshooting, facility monitoring, facility access control, inventorying client equipment, running and termination of Ethernet cable, and provisioning client cabinets and racks. A CSE must demonstrate advanced customer relations skills and knowledge of data center operations.

The AIS Business Development Manager will be assigned a territory and will hunt for new client opportunities. Focus on SMB and enterprise-level accounts and prospects that are between $250M and $10 Billion in total revenue with an acute focus on colocation, network and managed services within the Southwest Region.