Remote Data Backup & Recovery Specialist
Description
Remote Data Backup & Recovery Specialist
Protect What Matters Most, Wherever You Are
Looking to make a real difference with your technical skills? Step into the vital role of Remote Data Backup & Recovery Specialist and become the trusted protector of company data. Here, your work means more than ticking boxes—you’re the person colleagues count on when the unexpected happens. Your expertise ensures that critical files are always safe, accessible, and quickly restored when it counts the most.
Why Your Role is Essential
Every company runs on data, and your efforts help keep businesses moving forward. You won’t just support the technical side; you’ll directly contribute to growth, stability, and innovation. When you design or test a backup, the choices you make often decide whether an issue is resolved smoothly or escalates into a bigger challenge. With each challenge you tackle, you help build a future-proof digital foundation.
What You’ll Do Each Day
- Build, test, and adjust backup plans for cloud, on-premise, and hybrid environments.
- Regularly check the health of backups to promptly identify and resolve any issues.
- Review and enhance storage systems to improve reliability and efficiency.
- Collaborate with various teams to develop tailored backup strategies that align with each workflow.
- Respond to incidents quickly, restoring lost data and minimizing downtime.
- Stay updated on the latest backup technology, security requirements, and compliance rules.
- Teach coworkers about backup policies and guide them in best practices.
- Keep clear, organized records for every backup and recovery action taken.
Tools and Technology at Your Fingertips
In this role, you’ll use trusted and modern tools, including:
- Leading backup software (like Veeam, Commvault, Acronis)
- Cloud storage services: AWS S3, Azure Blob, Google Cloud Storage
- Virtualization tools: VMware, Hyper-V, and more
- Automation scripts (PowerShell, Bash, Python)
- Monitoring systems to spot problems in real-time
- Security measures: encryption, secure transfers, strong access controls
Continuous learning is encouraged to stay ahead of new trends and strengthen our backup processes.
What Makes You the Right Fit
- Experience with backup and recovery in remote, distributed, or cloud setups
- Strong skills in disaster recovery, troubleshooting, and quick response
- Comfortable with both hardware and virtual environments
- Knowledge of data compliance and privacy regulations (like GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2)
- Excellent analytical thinking and a knack for solving technical problems
- Confident communicator—can explain tech to anyone, regardless of their background
- Motivated to keep learning and improving systems
- Education in computer science, IT, or a related field, or proven real-world experience with complex data systems
Remote Life, Balanced and Connected
Work where you feel your best, whether that’s your home office or another favorite spot. You’ll be part of a tight-knit remote team that collaborates easily online. You’ll always have the support and tools you need—plus the independence to shape your workspace and schedule. Our team values clear communication, respect, and ongoing professional development.
Perks & Benefits
We believe hard work deserves great rewards:
- Annual salary: $66,986
- Fully remote position—work from anywhere
- Health, dental, and vision insurance
- Stipend for office gear and tech
- Plenty of paid leave, holidays, and wellness breaks
- Access to new courses and certifications
- Bonuses for high performance
- Recognition for innovative solutions and creative thinking
- Real opportunities for growth and leadership
Chart Your Growth
Your career can take off in this role! Whether you want to lead a disaster recovery team, architect cloud solutions, or move into IT security, we’ll support your ambitions with training, mentorship, and clear pathways for advancement.
Who Thrives Here
If you care about the details, love solving problems, and always want to know your work matters, this job is for you. You’re naturally calm under pressure, resourceful, and eager to keep data secure for real-world impact.
Your Opportunity Starts Now
If you’re excited to be the go-to person for all things backup and recovery, this is your chance to shine. Ready to protect the information that keeps businesses running? Apply today and start your journey as a Remote Data Backup & Recovery Specialist!
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Q1: What would I actually be doing day-to-day in this backup and recovery job?
Most days, you’ll be setting up backup routines for cloud or on-site systems, verifying that everything runs as planned, and intervening when someone needs assistance retrieving files. You might rework how we store information, build a quick alert to catch problems, or walk a coworker through restoring their lost work. Every task helps keep important info safe and easy to find when it’s needed.
Q2: How do you all stay on top of new tools or best practices for data backup?
Everyone’s quick to pass along tips—from a shortcut discovered on the job to a cool feature found in training. We trade stories about what’s worked (and what hasn’t), talk through issues, and swap ideas on how to make our backup routine better. If something new emerges, odds are that someone has already tried it and is happy to share their experience.
Q3: What’s the hardest thing about working on backup and recovery remotely?
When an issue crops up, you can’t just swing by a coworker’s desk. Instead, you’ll often be guiding people step by step over chat, or jumping on a call to help them sort things out from afar. It calls for patience and clear communication, especially when someone’s in a rush to retrieve files. Sometimes, it takes thinking on your feet and remaining calm in high-pressure situations.
Q4: Is there room to build new skills or grow in this role?
Definitely, you might shadow a teammate during a tough recovery, get your hands on a new tool, or pitch in when it’s time to roll out a fresh system. Folks here are all about helping each other acquire new skills and are always ready to share what they know or point you to good resources.
Q5: What’s it like working with this team, all from different places?
It’s casual and supportive. People check in, share what they’re working on, and you’ll never be left hanging if you hit a wall. You’re free to set your own hours, and when someone pulls off a tough fix, the whole team is quick to notice and give credit.
