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Mastech Digital

Disaster Recovery Analyst

Dallas, TX · Remote

$60 - $70/hr

Required Qualifications: - 4+ years of similar or related experience in such fields as Disaster Recovery, Business Continuity and Enterprise Operational Resilience. - Working knowledge of Disaster ...

SBP

Disaster Recovery AmeriCorps Member

New Orleans, LA · On-site

$2K - $2K/mo

Disaster Recovery AmeriCorps Member Description: About SBP: SBP is a national nonprofit ... Building Readiness and Resilience Through Local Partnership : SBP supports low-capacity, high-risk ...

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Disaster Recovery Analyst

Disaster Recovery Analyst

Mastech Digital

Dallas, TX • Remote

$60 - $70/hr

Full-time, Contractor

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement

Posted 22 days ago

Job description

Mastech Digital provides digital and mainstream technology staff as well as Digital Transformation Services for all American Corporations. We are currently seeking a Disaster Recovery Analyst for our client in the Software domain. We value our professionals, providing comprehensive benefits and the opportunity for growth. This is a Contract position, and the client is looking for someone to start immediately.

Duration: 12 Months Contract with possible extension

Location: Dallas, TX (Remote)

Salary: $60.00-$70.00/Hourly

Role: Disaster Recovery Analyst

Primary Skills: “DISASTER RECOVERY”, Ransomware, Air Vault, DRP, Disaster Recovery policies

Role Description: The Disaster Recovery Analyst must have 4+ years of experience.

Required Qualifications:

- 4+ years of similar or related experience in such fields as Disaster Recovery, Business Continuity and Enterprise Operational Resilience.

- Working knowledge of Disaster Recovery professional practices, including Business Impact Analysis, disaster recovery plan (DRP), redundancy and failover mechanisms DR related regulatory requirement, and Business Continuity Plan exercises and audits.

- Ability to motivate, influence, and train others.

Education: Any

Experience: Minimum 4+ years of experience

Relocation: This position will not cover relocation expenses

Travel: No

Local Preferred: Yes

Note: Must be able to work on a W2 basis (No C2C)

Recruiter Name: Sachin Anand

Recruiter Phone: (412) 912-1475

Benefits:

We have various coverages and additional benefits to choose from:

- Medical, Dental (Including Ortho) & Vision Insurance (Option to Enroll).

- Paid Leaves (Wherever applicable).

- Life & Disability Coverage (Upon eligibility).

- 401K Option, Education Assistance Program and more.

Mastech Digital is an Equal Opportunity Employer - All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status.