Styrmir Haflidason

Customer Success and Security at Verne Global

Styrmir Haflidason has extensive work experience in security and policy analysis. Styrmir started their career as a policy analyst at The Icelandic Defence Agency, where they contributed to rewriting bilateral contracts between Iceland and NATO member states. Styrmir then worked as a prison officer at the Icelandic Prison and Probation Administration, ensuring compliance with rules and assisting inmates. After that, they served as a security manager at Securitas, overseeing security officers in the Reykjanes area and mainly focusing on the Verne Global data center. Currently, Haflidason is working at Verne Global as a Customer Success and Security representative, managing security operations and customer interactions. Styrmir also previously held the role of Security & Quality Control Manager at Verne Global, responsible for security operations within the data center site.

Styrmir Haflidason holds a Master's degree in Public Policy Analysis from the University of Maryland College Park, which was earned from 2007 to 2009. Prior to that, they completed their Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Government at the University of California, Santa Barbara, from 2006 to 2007. Styrmir first started their higher education journey at the University of Iceland, where they obtained another Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Government from 2004 to 2006.

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Verne Global

Verne Global set out to tackle the data center industry’s fastest growing problem – the rising and unpredictable cost of power, as well as the availability of power sources. These factors, coupled with concerns over data center carbon emissions, led Verne Global to build an environmentally-friendly, competitively priced, data center campus,harnessing only renewable energy sources. Operational since 2012, the 45 acre campus is located on a former NATO Command Center in Keflavik, Iceland and chosen for its low risk of natural disaster. The strategic location between the world’s two largest data center markets, Europe and North America, allow global customers to take advantage of the affordable 100% carbon neutral power that Verne Global offers.


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