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Mandarin Speaking IT Systems Engineer

London
3 weeks ago
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The Skills You'll Need: Fluent in Mandarin, IT system engineering related experience.

Your New Salary: Depending on experience

Location: Central London

Office based

Perm

Start: ASAP

IT Systems Engineer - What You'll be Doing:

  • Install, configure and maintain Windows Server and VMware in line with the latest technical development and to fulfill business needs;

  • Oversee the operation and management of remote working systems;

  • Make configuration of Active Directory and related services DNS, DHCP, DFS and GPOs;

  • Manage enterprise network and storage server(s);

  • Assist Department Head to ensure that information security complies with established policies and standards;

  • Implement, update and monitor disaster recovery and relevant procedures and processes;

  • Assist Head of Department to update IT policies, procedures, operation manuals and configuration guidelines annually;

  • Communicate and coordinate with external service providers to fulfil the availability, reliability and scalability of the Comms’ room, dedicated circuits, Internet circuits, network, storage, PC server, systems, etc;

  • Assist the Department Head in managing and training new team members;

  • Take preventative measures to ensure smooth business operations; and

  • Other ad-hoc tasks as required by your line manager.

    IT Systems Engineer - The Skills You'll Need to Succeed:

  • Extensive relevant experience in a professional environment;

  • Solid management experience of Windows Server, Active Directory, Exchange Server, VMware software, File Server;

  • Good knowledge on TCP/IP and networking management, and the ability to configure Cisco Switch, Router, Firewall, wireless device;

  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills in Mandarin and English essential;

  • Experience in problem solving and troubleshooting;

  • Proven ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams;

  • A strong sense of ownership and accountability, and a customer-focused attitude;

  • A can-do attitude;

  • Ability to work both independently with minimal supervision and collaboratively as part of a team.

    QUALIFICATIONS

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Information Science, or related field and/or equivalent technical degree required.

  • Certifications of Microsoft and Cisco are preferable.

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