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As part of the strengthening of its activities, our structure recruits a dynamic and motivated Computer Network Technician.
Main duties
Ensure the installation, configuration and maintenance of network equipment;
Supervise the proper functioning of the computer network and Internet connection;
Diagnose and resolve network failures;
Ensure security of systems and network access;
Perform cabling and installation of computer equipment;
Providing technical assistance to users;
Participate in the monitoring and maintenance of the computer park.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
ĂŠhold a degree in Computer Networks, Telecommunications or equivalent;
Have a good command of computer networks and maintenance tools;
Know network equipment (routers, switch, access points, etc.);
ĂŠbe rigorous, responsive and organized;
Have a good team spirit and sense of service;
Experience
Experience in a similar position would be an asset.
Application files
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