LOCAL NETWORK MANAGER
jbs foodsCactus (TX)
About the role
DescriptionRESPONSIBILITIES:Manage, support, and maintain: Vendor Access RequestsAll computer/network components including servers, network equipment, wireless access points, cabling, printers, and work stationsSecurity camera systemsDoor readers and controller systemsPhone systemsAll "Production Floor / Plant Floor Systems"Work with end-users proposing new hardware and software solutionsTest all hardware and software modifications before they are introduced into productionProvide hardware and software diagnostics for network, hardware, and software issuesSeek out opportunities to automate plant processesImplement automated solutions plant-wideCommunicate Plant Systems Outages and NoticesAnalyze software issues, installation, and testing of applications software/patchesProvide on-call support for complexsoftware problems and issuesPerform miscellaneous job-related duties as assignedQUALIFICATIONS:3 years of related experienceProficient in reading and writing ladder logic plc programProficient in graphics packages / HMI interfaceFundamental understanding of VLANsFundamental understanding of Citrix desktopServer, Windows10, Office 2016 Cisco Network Switch cabling, connectivity, configurations, and troubleshootingPhone systems experience desirable, but not requiredMCSE Certification is a plus, but not requiredA+ Certification is a plus, but not requiredSkills/Abilities Required: Must have excellent communication skills both written and verbalMust have strong customer support abilitiesMust be willing to work in a plant / industrial environmentMust be willing to travel as required to support additional plant
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