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The cloud is often presented as an abstract concept, where data floats virtually. However, the cloud is far from abstract. In fact, it requires physical infrastructure – and lots of it.
Watch out video to learn what is ‘the Cloud’ and why it is the fastest growing sector in the world?
Cloud enabling infrastructure
Cloud based software and services operate from data centres where structured cabled networks connect banks of data servers with the mainstream telecommunications networks that enable online access.
The work involved in designing, building, operating and maintaining Cloud enabling data centre infrastructure ranges from hands-on network cabling and hardware installation to systems engineering, project management and operational management.
Rapidly growing Cloud workforce
The massive explosion in take-up of Cloud based systems means huge growth in the demand for data centre capacity.
This means that the number of people required to design, build, upgrade and operate data centres is growing faster than any other sector in the Australian workforce.
Clean, safe and varied working environments
Data Centres are clean, high-security, temperature controlled environments where even the lowest levels of technical work requires intelligence, care and precision. With lots to learn about ever-changing systems, the work is anything but dull and repetitive.
Flexible work hours, good salaries and supportive teams make working in or on data centres an attractive option for anyone looking for a secure, interesting and satisfying career.
Career progression
Opportunities to rise within the Cloud workforce from trade-level technical positions to senior management positions abound.
Most project team leaders and operations managers have worked their way up, and so recognise the value of any worker with the ability and desire to step up the management ladder