Network Administrator

Network Administrator

6 Months Contract with possible extension

Montreal, QC

An Advanced Network Administrator manages and optimizes complex computer networks, ensuring reliable and secure operations. They are responsible for planning, designing, implementing, and maintaining network infrastructure, including hardware and software. This role also involves troubleshooting network issues, ensuring security, and collaborating with other IT professionals.

Job Description:

• Network Design and Implementation: Develop and implement network architectures to meet specific business needs and growth requirements.

• Network Maintenance and Support: Ensure the network infrastructure is running smoothly, performing regular maintenance, upgrades, and updates.

• Security Management: Implement and maintain security measures to protect the network from unauthorized access and cyber threats.

• Troubleshooting and Problem Solving: Diagnose and resolve complex network issues, collaborating with other IT professionals as needed.

• Performance Monitoring and Optimization: Monitor network performance, identify bottlenecks, and implement solutions to improve speed and efficiency.

• Documentation: Maintain detailed documentation of the network infrastructure, configuration, and troubleshooting procedures.

• User Management: Manage user accounts, permissions, and access controls, ensuring data security and compliance.

• Collaboration and Communication: Collaborate with other IT professionals, including system administrators, security analysts, and vendors, to ensure network stability and security.

Desired skills:

•CCIE/CCNP Level of experience (Mandatory Certification)

• Strong technical skills: Expertise in network protocols, hardware, and software.

• Problem-solving abilities: Ability to diagnose and resolve complex network issues.

• Analytical skills: Ability to analyze network performance and identify areas for improvement. Communication skills: Ability to communicate technical information effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences.

• Security awareness: Knowledge of network security threats and best practices.