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Service Desk Analysts @ EF Education First Bangalore
April 28, 2011 2 Comments
Job Description
Service Desk Analysts (1-2 years)
Division
EF Education First Global IT
Location
Bangalore, India
The Role
Working as part of the EF Remote Support team in Bangalore, this position will be responsible for providing remote desktop support to EF users worldwide.
Responsibilities:
- Responding to support requests that come through the issue tracker or mail
- Connecting to user PCs and resolving issues related to desktop, network, email etc.
- Responding to server and network alerts and first level of troubleshooting
- Solving first-level server, network, and application problems
- Ensuring patch level and hot fixes are updated in all servers
- Escalating critical issues to L2 and other senior members of the support team
- Ensuring regular backups are completed at all locations
- Hands-on troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting / Addressing Web Access Problems
- Compliance to EF policies and procedures.
Requirements:
- 1 – 2 years experience of basic Laptop /desktop troubleshooting: providing LAN support, installing software, Configuring Outlook, handling printer issues, providing Email solutions.
- Experience in remote support is a must.
- Should have basic knowledge on Windows XP/Networking
- Excellent communication skills in English, written and spoken
- Good analytical skills
- Should be willing to work in 24/7 shift system.
Advantages:
- Experience with setting up Dell servers
- Experience with configuring and troubleshooting CISCO networking devices
- Knowledge and experience on MOM
- Experience in Active Directory, configuring group policies, WAN, VPN and wireless networking
- Experience working in a fast-paced, cross-cultural professional environment
Additional Information
EF is the world leader in international education. Our mission is to break down barriers in language, culture, and geography and so far we have helped over 15 million people learn a language, discover the world or earn an academic degree.
EF is an equal opportunities employer. If you are motivated by the prospect of design career with an international and forward-thinking company, we want to hear from you.
Interested candidates should send a CV and cover letter to: itjobs@ef.com
Network Technical Lead @ EF Education First Bangalore
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Job Description
Network Technical Lead (8+ years)
Division:
EF Education First Global IT
Location:
Bangalore, India
The role
- Support of IT infrastructure using Incident, Problem , change and Configuration Management
- Designing, engineering, maintenance, and support of in the area of data and voice networks, Network designing, testing, technical writing and other duties required to create a robust support structure, standardize and implement the IT department
- Thorough understanding of BGP, ISIS, OSPF, and MPLS, and should be familiar with MPLS Traffic Engineering (TE) as well as VPN technologies such as L2VPNs, RFC2547, and VPLS. Knowledge of MEF based L2 switching/bridging (STP, VLANs, Ethernet), Class of Service (QOS) specifically TOS and DiffServ and related Queuing algorithms is a plus, a through understanding of VOIP and security devices (such as IDS, IPS and open source IDS)
Requirements (All candidates)
- CCIE is desirable (CCNP must) with hands on design and implementation experience
- Ability to take the team of specialist along with him and mentor them as per requirement
- Good in design reengineering and must have service design and systems integration skills and capability in handling heterogeneous network
Additional Information
EF is the world leader in international education. Our mission is to break down barriers in language, culture, and geography and so far we have helped over 15 million people learn a language, discover the world or earn an academic degree.
EF is an equal opportunities employer. If you are motivated by the prospect of design career with an international and forward-thinking company, we want to hear from you.
Interested candidates should send a CV and cover letter to: itjobs@ef.com
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