Information Technology Assistant, G6 at United Nations Office at Nairobi (UNON)

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• Participate in the management of UNON’s Local Area Network including Wireless Network and Wide area Network. • Analyze and plan for the implementation of network projects in accordance with applicable UN policies and standards. • Review network configuration ensuring maximum efficiency and optimal usage of resources. • Participate in the management of network backup and security enforcement policies. • Assist with and supervise the work of personnel and/or contractors assigned to the Network Security Unit. f) Assist with the implementation of new and emerging technologies for data integration. • Support the design, implementation and maintenance of Data Security projects with emphasis in network security, monitoring, resourcing, and other UN standard technologies. • Maintain properly administered access control lists including rights and privileges. • Create scripts in python and ansible to automate repetitive network task. • Develop and design solutions around network automation and programmability. • Participate in major network implementations. • Participate in creating and updating network documentation and reviewing of syslog data. • Liaise with UNON service desk to troubleshoot any network related problems. • Log-in service requests and update work orders in accordance with established procedure; distribute work assignments and monitor progress. • Log all actions in the work order tracking system, steps taken to resolve problem or to complete task, problems encountered and current status. • Acts as problem escalation point for technical staff at lower levels; escalate problems/tasks to the appropriate parties in accordance with established procedure.