The Network Incident Analyst role involves handling network routing, switching, and analysis, collaborating with teams, and ensuring network efficiency across various devices.
Company Description
First IT Solutions
Job Description2-3 years experience in Network routing and switching.
Excellent Communication ( verbal and written ) skills
Good Understanding of TCP/IP, OSI model.
Hands-on experience on networking devices from different vendors like Cisco, Juniper etc..
Good knowledge on Routing protocols, Switching technologies, Load balancing.
Excellent analytical and organizational skills and the ability to work with multiple geographically dispersed teams.
Basic knowledge on F5 Load Balancers and Juniper Netscreen Firewalls
QualificationsBachelor or higher
Additional InformationJob Status: Permanent
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