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Description
As the IT Infrastructure Manager, you will be responsible for taking ownership and managing all aspects of the IT infrastructure. Your key responsibilities will include: - Managing information technology and computer systems. - Planning, organizing, controlling, and evaluating IT and electronic data operations. - Designing, developing, implementing, and coordinating systems, policies, and procedures. - Acting in alignment with user needs and system functionality to contribute to organizational policy. - Proactively analyzing, identifying, and providing remedies to potential issues with IT systems. - Ensuring security of data, network access, and backup systems. - Preserving assets, information security, and control structures. - Handling the annual budget and ensuring cost-effectiveness. - Demonstrating expertise in data center management and data governance. - Providing data/server backups support. - Having hands-on experience with computer networks, network administration, and network installation. - Planning for and responding to service outages and other problems. - Fully managing the company's security solutions, including firewall, anti-virus, and detection systems. - Auditing systems and assessing their outcomes. - Being responsible for IT procurement and asset management stock control. - Managing IT staff by recruiting, training, and coaching employees, communicating job expectations, and appraising their performance. - Designing and implementing best practice IT policies. - Being willing to work in the night shift should operational and emergency protocols require it. In terms of technical skills, you must have expertise in the following areas: - Firewall / UTMs like Sonicwall, Cyberoam, Sophos, or any similar systems. - Linux systems such as CentOS or RedHat Linux. - Windows Server. - Good knowledge of storage technologies such as SAN/NAS along with RAID technologies. - VMware server virtualization. - CISCO - L2/L3 switches. - Networking, Azure, AWS, and Routing. - Good knowledge of backup and maintenance with various backup solutions. - Command over security technologies and network management. As the IT Infrastructure Manager, you will be responsible for taking ownership and managing all aspects of the IT infrastructure. Your key responsibilities will include: - Managing information technology and computer systems. - Planning, organizing, controlling, and evaluating IT and electronic data operations. - Designing, developing, implementing, and coordinating systems, policies, and procedures. - Acting in alignment with user needs and system functionality to contribute to organizational policy. - Proactively analyzing, identifying, and providing remedies to potential issues with IT systems. - Ensuring security of data, network access, and backup systems. - Preserving assets, information security, and control structures. - Handling the annual budget and ensuring cost-effectiveness. - Demonstrating expertise in data center management and data governance. - Providing data/server backups support. - Having hands-on experience with computer networks, network administration, and network installation. - Planning for and responding to service outages and other problems. - Fully managing the company's security solutions, including firewall, anti-virus, and detection systems. - Auditing systems and assessing their outcomes. - Being responsible for IT procurement and asset management stock control. - Managing IT staff by recruiting, training, and coaching employees, communicating job expectations, and appraising their performance. - Designing and implementing best practice IT policies. - Being willing to work in the night shift should operational and emergency protocols require it. In terms of technical skills, you must have expertise in the following areas: - Firewall / UTMs like Sonicwall, Cyberoam, Sophos, or any similar systems. - Linux systems such as CentOS or RedHat Linux. - Windows Server. - Good knowledge of storage technologies such as SAN/NAS along with RAID technologies. - VMware server virtualization. - CISCO - L2/L3 switches. - Networking, Azure, AWS, and Routing. - Good knowledge of backup and maintenance with various backup solutions. - Command over security technologies and network management.
