Data I/O Lead Operator

As a Data I/O Lead Operator at Resillion, your primary responsibilities include managing data transfers, performing SAN clean-up, ensuring data security, and maintaining 100% accuracy in data deliveries. You'll oversee the Data I/O team's daily operations, delegate tasks, and ensure projects stay on schedule while also troubleshooting any issues that arise. You’ll play a crucial role in training team members and developing Standard Operating Procedures to enhance operational efficiency.

To qualify for the Data I/O Lead Operator position at Resillion, you should have a bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent experience. It's essential to have a minimum of 5 years in Data I/O or media operations, with at least one year in a supervisory role preferred. Strong organizational skills, problem-solving abilities, and excellent interpersonal and communication skills are also crucial to succeed in this role.

A successful Data I/O Lead Operator at Resillion should be familiar with various tools and technologies for data transfers, including Aspera, Signiant, and other file transfer solutions. You will be working with different media formats like LTO, ProRes, and H.264, so a solid understanding of these specifications will be important. Additionally, experience with XML schema and metadata templates is beneficial for your role.

The Data I/O Lead Operator position at Resillion is a full-time, on-site role operating on a Monday to Friday schedule during day shifts. This working arrangement allows for a consistent routine while providing ample opportunity to collaborate with your team and contribute to the projects effectively.

At Resillion, we are dedicated to the professional growth of our employees, including Data I/O Lead Operators. You will have opportunities to train and mentor team members, which helps foster leadership skills. We also prioritize collaborative work environments that encourage the sharing of innovative ideas and solutions to improve workflows, substantially aiding your career development.

When answering this question, share specific examples from your past roles where you've managed data transfers. Emphasize your expertise in using tools like Aspera and how you ensured data integrity and security. Highlight any challenges you faced and how you resolved them, showcasing your problem-solving skills.

Discuss your approach to maintaining a high level of accuracy by detailing your verification processes, including checking file integrity, metadata, and specifications. Provide an example of a situation where your attention to detail prevented a significant error.

Explain your organizational skills and any tools or methodologies you employ to prioritize tasks effectively. Mention specific experiences where you successfully managed competing deadlines and how you communicated with team members to ensure project completion.

Describe your troubleshooting process, emphasizing a calm and methodical approach. Share an example of a technical issue you faced in the past, detailing how you identified the problem and the steps you took to resolve it swiftly.

Discuss your past experiences in mentoring or training team members. Provide examples of how you adapted your training methods to suit different learning styles and how your training contributed to team efficiency and productivity.

Talk about the resources you use to keep abreast of new technologies, such as relevant webinars, online courses, industry publications, or professional networks. Share your thoughts on the importance of continuous learning in a rapidly evolving tech landscape.

Emphasize qualities such as leadership, attention to detail, strong communication skills, and the ability to adapt to changing technologies. Explain how these traits contribute to the success of a Data I/O Lead Operator and the larger team.

Provide a specific example of when you recognized an inefficiency in a workflow and the steps you took to address it. Explain the impact of your solution on the overall operation, emphasizing how it improved productivity or accuracy.

Discuss your understanding of data security protocols and why they are essential. Share specific measures you have implemented or followed in previous roles to ensure data is handled securely and any best practices you believe are crucial.

Explain what drives you in your work as a Data I/O Lead Operator. Discuss your passion for quality assurance, the satisfaction of leading a team, and how achieving operational goals motivates you to excel and push your limits.