About the role

Administrateur réseaux télécoms pour la Ville de Montréal. Déploiement, sécurisation et optimisation des infrastructures de télécommunications municipales.

Responsibilities

Install, configure, administer, maintain, and support network and telecommunications infrastructure
Analyze requirements and contribute to the evaluation and selection of appropriate technology solutions
Monitor the performance, availability, and service continuity of telecommunications services
Diagnose incidents, determine the root causes of failures, and implement corrective measures
Plan, conduct, and document technical testing, particularly related to security and vulnerabilities
Install, replace, or remove telecommunications equipment while considering impacts on the technology environment
Analyze performance data, recommend improvements, and contribute to capacity planning
Write and maintain technical documentation, procedures, reference guides, and other deliverables
Track, classify, and analyze incidents and service interruptions
Manage, organize, and optimize the physical facilities of server rooms and telecommunications rooms
Reporting to the Division Manager, act as the front-line expert in telecommunications networks

Bachelor’s degree or academic equivalent in computer science, telecommunications, or another relevant field
Two years of experience related to the position’s responsibilities, primarily in the administration, monitoring, and troubleshooting of telecommunications networks
Knowledge of telecommunications technologies and infrastructure (LAN, WAN, Wi-Fi, TCP/IP, and network services)
Knowledge of switching and routing protocols (VLAN, STP, OSPF, BGP)
Knowledge of network security technologies (firewalls, VPNs, encryption, authentication, and logging)
Knowledge of network services such as DNS, DHCP, Active Directory, and VPN
Knowledge of high availability, redundancy, service continuity, and disaster recovery concepts as applied to telecommunications infrastructure
Knowledge of enterprise wireless networking technologies and their security mechanisms
Knowledge of Cisco, Juniper, and Barracuda equipment and management platforms
Cisco certification (CCNA) is an asset

Competitive compensation and benefits
Work-life balance
Opportunities for career advancement
Telework options
Stimulating and dynamic work environment
Accommodation measures available during the competency assessment process upon request