Disaster Recovery Consultant
Pubblicato il 10-09-2026 - Auxo Talent in Italia
Disaster Recovery Consultant
Contract: 6 months, likely extension
Locations: Milan, Italy
Work pattern: Hybrid, 2 days/week onsite + travel for workshops.
About the role
We're building technical service recovery plans across a large on-premise estate. We have strong resilience governance — what we're missing is deep service rebuild and recovery expertise, and that's what this role delivers.
We need a recovery-fluent facilitator, not a backup-tool specialist or pure engineer. You'll run sessions service-group by service-group with owners and SMEs, and turn what you extract into clear, testable rebuild plans. You don't need to know every technology - you need to know enough to ask the right questions and push back on the answers.
What you'll do
- Write recovery/rebuild plans for assigned service groups against an agreed roadmap
- Run workshops with service owners and backup platform owners across each service group
- Capture RTO/RPO, backup frequency, incrementals, logs, and dependencies
- Build reusable plan patterns early to drive throughput
- Flag SME availability blockers to the internal PM team
What you bring (must-have)
- Proven experience documenting true DR / service rebuild — infra provisioning → app install/config → integration reconnection → data restore (this is NOT backup administration; runbook-only experienceunder-scopes the work)
- Backup and recovery as a discipline — data protection, restore chains, failover/failback, dependency mapping — independent of any single vendor's tooling
- Strong workshop facilitation — able to extract an accurate rebuild sequence from technical SMEs
- Credible with both engineers and BCM/business stakeholders without a translator — RTO/RPO and resilience terminology is second nature
- Infrastructure breadth: virtualization, databases, OS (e.G. VMware/vCenter, Oracle, Linux)
- Excellent technical writing; self-directed, high output; willing to travel for workshops
Nice to have
- Exposure to Cohesity, NetBackup, or Oracle