Hardware Engineer

As a Network Engineer, you will be responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of network infrastructure and application components. Your role will involve responding to inquiries from staff, administrators, service providers, site personnel, and external vendors to provide technical assistance and support. Additionally, you will supervise the administration of systems and servers related to the network to ensure the availability of services to authorized users. To excel in this role, you must have a solid understanding of IP networking and associated protocols. A working knowledge of DNS, SMTP, and server technologies is essential, along with familiarity with WAN/LAN protocols. You will be expected to troubleshoot malfunctions of network hardware, applications, telephones, and security systems to resolve operational issues and restore services. Knowledge of VoIP implementation and support is also required. One of your key responsibilities will be to customize the network to meet a client's specific requirements. You will also be responsible for documenting network problems and their resolutions for future reference. Additionally, you may be assigned other duties as directed by management. Overall, as a Network Engineer, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of network systems and services to meet the organization's needs effectively.,