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As part of the deployment, modernization and maintenance in operational conditions of the customer’s network infrastructures, the Network Technician works on all sites, in coordination with the CIO, the Network Expert, local teams and service providers. ## Main duties
Prepare interventions with validated technical files.
Other information
Install, connect, and configure various network equipment.
Diagnose and resolve LAN, WAN, and Wi-Fi incidents. ## Technical skills required
Mastery of copper and fiber optic cabling.
Candidate profile
Good knowledge of Ethernet networks, 802.1Q protocol and IPv4 addressing. ## Profile required
Education / Qualifications
Bac level training+2 minimum in the relevant areas.
Experience
2 years of practical experience in network installation and maintenance. ### Certifications and clearances
Network certification, Cisco CCNA type or equivalent.
Electrical clearance and authorization for work at height. ## Deliverables expected
Fact sheets and intervention reports.
Updated implementation plans. ## Company
Benin Digital is an ESN specialized in the digitalization of business processes and technological support for customers in various sectors.
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