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Type of contract: CDD
Remuneration: To be agreed
Job description:
Education / Qualifications
Framework specialized in the management of information systems, infrastructure, networks and digital security. It must ensure the continuity of IT services and align technical solutions to the needs of different entities.
Main duties
Define and manage the Group’s information systems, guarantee infrastructure availability and protect IT data and resources
Candidate profile
Training / BAC +5 in Network Administration
Experience
Technical and behavioural skills
Administration of systems and networks.
Cybersecurity, access management and data protection.
Backup, restoration and business continuity.
Other information
IT maintenance and incident management.
Project management, service providers, licenses and IT budgets.
Leadership and sense of service.
Responsiveness and ability to solve problems.
Rigor and confidentiality.
Ability to explain technical topics to users and leaders.
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