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Recruiting Premium Talent Nationwide for the Critical
Facilities Market
Your Data Center Job search starts Here
Whether you are an employer seeking top talent or a job seeker seeking the next step in your career path, Pkaza Critical Facilities Recruiting, can set you on the path to success. Pkaza is a premier niche staffing solutions firm specializing in Mission Critical Data Center / Critical Facilities Recruiting.
Our recruiting services primarily cover North America. However, we have the resources that allow us to support companies on a global level as needed in both the Public and Private Sectors. What sets Pkaza apart? Our service and our data center recruiting focus.

Data Center Jobs – Moving Forward in 2021
There is no sense in being dramatic by replaying the surreal events that defined 2020. The only productive idea is taking actionable steps that will attempt to drive us forward effectively as a country and a society. One big blow of 2020 is what it did to the employment market. For most people and businesses, the perfect situation is
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Data Center Frontier
- 5 Ways to Mitigate Supply Chain Unpredictability and Labor Shortages in Data Center Construction 24 FebruaryBlake Weaver, Data Center Specialist at ProLift Rigging offers a list of ways to overcome supply chain challenges and labor shortages in data center construction.Voices of the Industry
- ‘A Year Like No Other’ as NTT Global Data Centers Accelerates Expansion 23 FebruaryNTT Global Data Centers Americas is deploying new capacity across multiple U.S. markets in 2021. The expansion kicks into high gear with this week's launch of new data centers in Suburban Chicago and Hillsboro, Oregon.Rich Miller
- SpaceX Gets Connected: Satellite Broadband Meets the Data Center 23 FebruarySpaceX, Amazon, OneWeb and Telesat all plan to offer low-latency broadband via constellations of low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites. Here's an overview of the LEO broadband players, strategies and what these services will mean for the data center industry.Doug Mohney