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Job Title IT TECHNICIANYou will be responsible for ensuring, on a daily basis, the operational maintenance of the telecoms infrastructure and network necessary for the proper functioning of all departments of the company. As such, your main missions will be to install, configure and ensure the operational maintenance of hardware and operating systems. Participate in the installation and configuration of IT and telecom systems, in accordance with internal requests, company policy and applicable regulations. Provide hardware and software maintenance for IT and telecom systems. Optimize technical resources to prevent breakdowns and malfunctions. Ensure the application of preventive maintenance procedures. Ensure the backup of data and its integrity on the assignment site. Ensure the implementation of safety rules, help in preparation for various audits. Support users in the use of hardware and software in production.ĂŠto be a force of proposition in the improvement of good management practices for IT services. Ensure regular updating of the computer park.
Education / Qualifications
Sector: Information Technology
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