Job Opening – Implementation Specialist ( Dell Networking ) – New Jersey /California in Jersey City, NJ id-9968

June 2, 2025

Company: Lorven Technologies

Job description: Our client is looking Implementation Specialist (Data Protection) for Long term Addison, NJ or Santa Clara, CA ( 50% traveling) below is the detailed requirements.

Role: Implementation Specialist (Data Protection)

Location: Addison, NJ or Santa Clara, CA ( 50% traveling)

Duration: Long-term Contract

The Rate is open

Immediate Hiring – Single-level interview process

Key skills: Candidate should have good experience in (PowerProtect Data Manager & PowerProtect Data Domain DD3xxx, DD6xxx, D9xxx Appliance )

Job description:

Bachelor’s degree in Computer science or equivalent, with minimum 10+ Years of relevant experience.

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