Network Administrator

Install and Configure Network Equipment

• Set up routers, switches, firewalls, wireless access points, and network cabling.
• Configure LAN, WAN, VPN, and wireless networks.

• Continuously monitor network availability and performance.
• Identify and resolve network bottlenecks and outages.
• Ensure maximum uptime and reliability.

• Diagnose hardware, software, and connectivity problems.
• Resolve internet, server, and communication issues.
• Provide technical support to employees experiencing network‑related problems.

• Configure and manage firewalls and intrusion prevention systems.
• Implement security policies and access controls.
• Monitor for cyber threats and respond to security incidents.
• Apply security patches and firmware updates.

• Create, modify, and remove user accounts.
• Assign appropriate network permissions.
• Support authentication services such as Active Directory.

• Upgrade network hardware and software.
• Replace faulty equipment.
• Conduct preventive maintenance to minimize downtime.

• Maintain backup systems for network configurations and critical data.
• Develop and test disaster recovery procedures.
• Restore network services after failures or disasters.

• Maintain network diagrams and configuration records.
• Document IP addressing schemes, device inventories, and procedures.
• Keep maintenance and incident logs up to date.

• Manage services such as DNS, DHCP, VPN, email, and file sharing.
• Ensure servers and network applications operate efficiently.

• Evaluate future networking requirements.
• Recommend hardware and software upgrades.
• Assist in designing scalable network infrastructure.

• Follow organizational IT policies and industry standards.
• Help ensure compliance with security and data protection regulations.

• Work with internet service providers and equipment vendors.
• Arrange repairs, replacements, and technical support.
• Evaluate new networking technologies and solutions.

• B.E. (or
  
  B.Sc.) in Computer Science (full‑time course of 4/3 years).
• CCNA Certification is mandatory.
• Minimum 6years of experience in the Network Administrator role.
• Good communication skills and computer skills (MS Office).
• Hands‑on experience in networking, routing, and switching.
• Knowledge of best practices around management, control, and monitoring of server infrastructure.
• Experience with firewalls and internet VPNs remote implementation, troubleshooting, and problem resolution.
• Ability to set up and configure server hardware.
• Familiarity with backup and recovery software and methodologies.