Responsibilites and Qualification of Network Engineering Jobs

As a network engineer, it is your responsibility to create, develop and maintain a computer network within the company or organization. Customers can be employees, customers, customers and suppliers and we will address any issues that arise. In some cases, you may also be involved in the development of new networks.

Your goal is to ensure the integrity of your high availability network infrastructure to increase the performance of your customers. The network includes: Firewall, computer, & Voice

Network engineers can work internally as part of a company's IT support team or as an outsourced IT network consulting company with multiple clients.

• network administrator
• first/second-line support
• network architect
• VoIP/Cisco engineer.
• network/helpdesk support
• support/security/systems engineer
• IT/systems support engineer

Responsibilities

• Create a network environment by designing the system configuration, installing and defining the system, documenting and applying system standards
• Develop and implement new solutions and increase the sustainability of the current environment
• Maximize network performance by monitoring performance, solving network problems, scheduling updates, and working with network architects to optimize the network.
• Search for errors in the data network in local and global environments, using information from various sources
• Protect network systems by defining and enforcing policies, as well as defining and controlling access
• Maintain and administer firewall environments in accordance with IT security policy
• Communicate the operational status of the network by collecting and prioritizing information and managing projects
• Update the data network equipment to the latest stable firmware versions
• Configure routing and switching equipment, hosted IP voice services and firewalls

Qualifications

• computer science
• computer software/computer systems engineering
• computer systems and networks
• electrical/electronic engineering
• network security management

Employers can also accept applicants without a diploma if they have significant experience.

Work experience

Relevant work experience, such as summer vacations and internships, is useful because recruiters often look for evidence of skills gained through projects and internships.

Experience in related fields, such as IT support, service and repairs can be useful if you want to switch to network technologies.

The user side of computer systems is also useful as it will give you an idea of potential problems.