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Location of work Ivory Coast| Abidjan, Ivory Coast Expiry date December 21 Position level Confirmed/Experienced Sector of activity Services Number of positions 01 Type of contract CDI 1. Ensure the availability, performance and security of IT infrastructure on administrative, retail and industrial sites. 2. Responsibilities
Manage LAN/WAN/Wi-Fi networks, network equipment, VPN and firewall.
Manage servers, systems, Active Directory and Microsoft 365.
Ensure the protection of posts, accounts and infrastructure.
Implement and test backups, PRA/PCA and recovery procedures.
Other information
Administer the computer park and monitor maintenance interventions.
Oversee the availability of services and deal with level 2 technical incidents.
Define the technical standards of existing and new sites.
Candidate profile
Manage technical providers and document the infrastructure. 3. Profile sought
Bac+3 to Bac+5 in systems, networks, cybersecurity or IT.
Experience
Experience in systems and network administration.
Master Microsoft, network, firewall, VPN and backup environments.
Good foundation in cybersecurity and incident management.
Rigor, autonomy and ability to intervene in an industrial environment. 10 to 44 people SMB/SMI Ivory Coast
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