There are 7 billion people on this planet. And by 2050, there will be 2 billion more... many moving into urban centers at an unprecedented rate. Making sure there is enough food, fiber and infrastructure for our rapidly growing world is what we're all about at John Deere. And it's why we're investing in our people and our technology like never before in our 175-year history. Here the world's brightest minds are tackling the world's biggest challenges. If you believe one person can make the world a better place, we'll put you to work. RIGHT NOW.
Title: Infrastructure Engineer - Monterrey
Primary Location: Garza Garcia
Function: Technology (CA)
John Deere is a foremost leader in the ag equipment business, and we continue to put a solid stamp on other industries. For over 150 years, the company's portfolio of groundbreaking products has grown to include industries related to and outside of agriculture, including Turf, Construction and Forestry and Wind Technologies. The image of John Deere is no longer that of a signature green tractor meandering across a field; it's been replaced with an image of acceleration, swift progress, and innovative leaping toward the company's 200th year. The product line alone serves as proof with advances in machine performance, equipment automation, fleet management, and John Deere's ongoing investment in emerging markets.
Note: All candidates should have their tax situation certificate (Constancia de Siituación Fiscal) up to date with the salary regime to be eligible for the hiring process.
Main Responsibilities
- Responsible for the planning and implementation of changes to the information technology infrastructure within established processes. This level works on low to medium complexity infrastructure problems; applies technology to meet specific needs, focusing on tasks with some complexity. The role provides infrastructure support and maintenance by planning work and coordinating with others to deliver functionality on a complete infrastructure technology of low complexity or a significant portion of a medium complexity infrastructure technology. This role relies on journey-level professional knowledge to develop simple designs to solve well-defined problems with guidance from more senior team members. Selection, planning, and implementation of changes to some subset of the information technology infrastructure. Requires some contacts with multiple functional and business partners on tactical issues and limited contact for planning issues. Receives guidance from Scrum Master or senior team member when needed. Work and decisions are performed within established guidelines and subject to review by supervisors before implementation.
What Skills You Need
- Proven experience on IT
- Support (Hardware & applications).
- Network configuration.
- Project Planning.
- Infrastructure knowledge.
- Windows and Linux servers administrator.
- English written/read.
What Makes You Stand Out
- Python.
- EDL.
- Databricks.
- SQL.
Education
- IT Systems.
This position will be posted for a minimum of 10 business days and unposted when a qualified pool of candidates is achieved.
Candidates must have the necessary work permits to work in the country.
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What We Do
Life can’t evolve without innovation. That’s why we’re ideating to help feed the planet, build smarter, and help our farmers and growers to sustainably optimize their land. The mission is underway, but we need the right people to continue bringing it to life. From coders to assemblers and from engineers and tech experts to marketers and field teams. All find a purpose to drive them, a culture to thrive in, and a world of opportunities.
Why Work With Us
Our company is more than just a place to work. For John Deere employees, it’s where we dream, design, and deliver machines and technology that help feed a rapidly growing world and build critical infrastructure in villages, towns and modern megacities.
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