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What do Data Center Consultants get paid? (Is $115,044.80 per year good?)
Just browsing and found this job posting. Its advertising for a Data Center Consultant at a wage rate of $115,044.80 per year.
In your opinion - is this good, bad or average?
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Permalink Reply by Joshua on
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I suppose it would depend on the scope and expectations set on the role, as well as the qualifications desired.
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Permalink Reply by John Peterson, PE PMP CEM LEED on
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Josh is right, it depends on the responsibility & scope.
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Permalink Reply by Jim Bettridge on
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The requirements want a degreed engineer with CAD and CFD experience, knowledge of infrastructure, system analysis as well as sales support and a slew of other things. They say it is a "work from home" job but up to 50% travel. To me it seems a bit low for the skill set they are asking for.
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Permalink Reply by Dave Mathisen on
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Yes, this is low. Most likely a small organization. Would really need to understand the role a lot better to be more specific. But, just as a data point, we outsource network engineers for a minimum of $110/hour. Minimum hire would be somewhere in the 120-130 range. Assumes candidate has a couple of certifications.
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Permalink Reply by Madan Menon on
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if i am missing something, it appears to be about $60 per hour, which for the skill-sets they are asking for appears to be low. But as its been pointed out, it depends on the kind of work that needs to be done. CFD and data center design are critical and getting the cooling wrong in a data center will cause serious damage later. so from the looks of it, it appears low.
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