Manila - Network Administrator

Job Summary:

The network administrator oversees and maintains the company's computer networks, ensuring they are dependable, secure, and efficient. This job includes installing hardware and software, updating network systems, and implementing security measures to safeguard the network.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Ensuring Network Security

• The network administrator oversees and maintains the company's computer networks, ensuring they are dependable, secure, and efficient. This job includes installing hardware and software, updating network systems, and implementing security measures to safeguard the network.
• Put into practice and oversee network security procedures to protect against cyberattacks, illegal access, and data leaks.
• Keep an eye on network activity and take action in response to security breaches and incidents.
• Perform routine security audits and upgrade security protocols as necessary.

1. Upgrading the Network

• Network upgrades should be planned to increase reliability, scalability, and performance.
• Assess novel technology and suggest ways to improve network performance.
• Plan and implement modifications carefully to minimize interruption during upgrades.

1. Install Hardware and Software

• Hardware for networks, including servers, firewalls, switches, and routers, must be installed, configured, and maintained.
• Configure and oversee network software, encompassing operating systems and apps.
• Verify that every piece of software and hardware is current and operating correctly.

1. Maintain and Troubleshoot Storage Networks

• To guarantee the availability and integrity of data, store networks, and manage them.
• Investigate and fix problems with Network-Attached Storage (NAS) and storage systems.

1. Monitoring Network Performance

• To guarantee peak performance, keep a close eye on network performance.
• Utilize network monitoring tools to find and fix performance problems.
• Make performance reports and offer enhancement suggestions.

1. Configuring Network Hardware

• Set up network hardware according to the needs of the company.
• Make sure that new hardware is configured correctly and integrated with current systems.
• Keep records of all hardware modifications and setups.

1. Maintaining Servers

• Ensure servers run smoothly and the newest patches and software updates are applied.
• Carry out routine maintenance, including updates, backups, and performance optimization.

1. Troubleshooting

• Identify and fix hardware, software, and network problems quickly and efficiently.
• Assist users who are having technical issues with their networks technically.

1. Assembling New Systems

• When necessary, assemble and set up additional computer systems and network components.
• Make sure that new systems are easily incorporated into the current network architecture.

1. Budgeting for Equipment and Assembly Costs

• Create and oversee budgets for purchasing software, network hardware, and assembly.
• Make sure that resources are purchased and used economically.

1. Designing Network Models

• Create and apply network models to maximize scalability and performance.
• Create and update thorough documentation and network diagrams.

1. Maintaining Computer Networks and Systems

• Guarantee the uninterrupted functioning and upkeep of computer networks and systems.
• Update, patch, and maintain the network frequently to guarantee its dependability.

1. Providing Network Administration and Support

• Oversee network systems to make sure they run smoothly and effectively.
• Continue to support any problems or improvements in the network.

1. Providing Technical Support

• Assist employees and users with technical issues by fixing network-related issues.
• Aid in the diagnosis and resolution of software and hardware problems.

1. Repairs and Maintenance

• Handle software and hardware maintenance and repairs for networks.
• Ascertain that every network component is operating accurately and effectively.

Network Administrator Skills:

1. Technical Proficiency

• Comprehensive understanding of servers, firewalls, switches, routers, and other network hardware and software.
• Familiarity with various network management tools and operating systems, such as Windows and Linux.

1. Network Security

• Network security is the ability to implement security measures and keep them under control to keep networks safe from online attacks.
• The capacity to react to security incidents and carry out security audits.

1. Troubleshooting and Problem-Solving

• Strong diagnostic and problem-solving abilities for swiftly and efficiently addressing network problems.
• Analytical abilities to recognize and resolve networking, software, and hardware issues.

1. Monitoring and Performance Optimization

• Proficiency in using network monitoring tools to track and pinpoint performance bottlenecks.
• Capacity to recommend changes and optimize network performance.

1. Management and Configuration

• Expertise in setting up network gear and software to satisfy organizational requirements.
• Capacity to oversee and manage network setups to guarantee efficiency and stability.

1. Backup and Recovery

• The ability to create disaster recovery plans and conduct routine data backups.
• Guaranteeing data availability and integrity by using efficient backup techniques.

1. Technical Support

• Educating users on network-related issues and providing technical support.
• Outstanding customer service abilities to help employees with network issues.

1. Documentation

• The capacity to keep thorough records of network settings, modifications, and practices.
• Proficiency in creating and delivering reports on network performance.

1. Communication Skills

• Written and oral communication proficiency is essential for working with stakeholders and team members.
• The capacity to communicate technical ideas to non-technical users.

1. Project management

• The ability to organize, plan, and implement new installations and network upgrades.
• The capacity to successfully oversee several projects and tasks.

1. Time management

• The capacity to set priorities and use time wisely to fulfill deadlines.
• Ensuring that maintenance chores are finished on time and network issues are resolved.

1. Adaptability and Learning

• A readiness to keep abreast of emerging technologies and market trends.
• The capacity to pick up new skills and adjust swiftly to new tools, processes, and technology.

1. Budgeting and Resource Management

• Proven track record in creating and overseeing financial plans for network projects and equipment.
• Ensuring resource usage at a reasonable cost.

1. Vendor management

• The capacity to collaborate with suppliers on purchasing, upkeep, and supporting equipment.
• Assessing and endorsing novel products and technology.

1. Team Collaboration

• Strong interpersonal skills are essential for collaborating with other IT professionals and departments.
• Capacity to guide and advise team members or junior employees as needed.