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As part of securing, modernizing and maintaining the operational conditions of the customer’s infrastructures, you will intervene on LAN, WAN, Wi-Fi, ToIP and multisite interconnection environments. In particular, you will contribute to WAN supervision, LAN segmentation, inter-VLAN filtering, firewall renewal and redundancy, Wi-Fi coverage expansion as well as switch, terminal and inverter evolutions. ### Missions - Perform flow, performance and network coverage audits.
Define and maintain VLAN, IP, DHCP/DNS, QoS plans and filtering matrices.
Design secure and high availability network architectures.
Administer LAN, WAN, Wi-Fi, VPN and firewall equipment.
Pilot migrations, flip-flops and backplanes.
Analyze and address network incidents, then track corrective actions.
Other information
Coordinate telecom operators, ToIP and other relevant licensees.
Conduct performance, toggle, security and recipe operations.
Candidate profile
Produce and maintain documentation related to networks. ### Profile sought - Proven expertise in LAN/WAN, routing, switching, VLAN, Wi-Fi, VPN, QoS and MPLS.
Control of WatchGuard firewalls or equivalent solutions.
Good knowledge of high availability, segmentation, and security practices.
Certifications required: Cisco CCNP Enterprise or equivalent and manufacturer certification.
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