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e to the Support Manager, you will join the Support team of the Information Systems Directorate and will be in charge of ensuring the availability and proper functioning of the computer park, local network and IT tools on site. Manage the IT fleet on site, from the inventory of hardware and software to their maintenance, updating and monitoring. Provide assistance and support to users in the use of IT tools, identify incidents and provide appropriate solutions. Prepare, install, deliver and monitor IT equipment according to user needs. Participate in the management of the local network and intervene on the various equipments and services of the information system Ensure compliance with the procedures and standards of the CIO and ensure the relay between users and technical teams. Participate in various DSIA projects and interventions to ensure daily reporting of activities, interventions and incidents handled. Profile: Bac+Knowledge of Linux, Cisco, VMware, Android would be an asset Good level in English Integrity, service and high interpersonal skills Rigoureux (se), available at late hours, weekends and holidays to ensure on-call tasks Good analytical ability
Sector: Manufacturing
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