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Poste : Network & Infrastructure Officer II
Entreprise : AIC Kijabe Hospital
Type de contrat : Temps plein
Lieu : Non précisé
Contexte : AIC Kijabe, connu aujourd'hui sous le nom d'AIC Kijabe Hospital, a été fondé en 1915 en tant que petit dispensaire dans l'enceinte de la Rift Valley Academy, initialement nommé Theodora Hospital. L'hôpital a célébré son centenaire en mai 2015. C'est un établissement multispecialty d'une capacité de 363 lits, desservant des patients de tout le Kenya et d'autres pays africains. KH est un hôpital confessionnel sponsorisé par l'Africa Inland Church, Kenya, et a récemment été classé comme hôpital national de soins tertiaires et de référence de niveau 6B.
Missions : Non précisées dans le texte source.
- Diplôme ou Degree en Information & Communication Technology, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, ou dans un domaine étroitement lié.
- Minimum de 2 ans d'expérience pratique en administration réseau, ingénierie réseau ou dans un rôle de support technique connexe.
- Certification CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) ou une certification réseau équivalente reconnue dans l'industrie (par exemple, CompTIA Network+, CCNP).
- Capacité à résoudre systématiquement des problèmes techniques complexes, effectuer des analyses de causes profondes et mettre en œuvre des solutions efficaces et durables.
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