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Type of contract: CDI
Remuneration: [FCFA Feeder, if applicable]
Job description
Education / Qualifications
The IT Manager ensures the availability, security and evolution of the company’s information system.
Main duties
Administer and maintain IT infrastructure.
Ensure the security of the information system and data.
Provide technical support to users.
Manage IT projects and application evolutions.
Oversee backups and business continuity.
Ensure technological monitoring.
Candidate profile
Bac+4/5 in Computer Science, Networks or Information Systems.
Experience
At least 5 years of experience in managing a computer system.
Control of networks, servers, cybersecurity and databases.
Ability to manage projects and lead a team.
Sense of service, rigor and responsiveness.
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