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Junior Network/Systems Engineer

JuniorofficeYerevan, AM →2d ago
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We’re looking for a Junior Network/Systems Engineer to join our IT team. You’ll work alongside senior engineers on our network and systems infrastructure, learning enterprise hardware and tools on the job. This is a great fit if you have solid networking fundamentals and want to grow into a network or systems engineering career. 0–2 years of experience in IT support, helpdesk or junior network/systems administration, or equivalent hands-on practice (home lab, Packet Tracer/GNS3, university or personal projects). Understanding of networking fundamentals: TCP/IP, subnetting, VLANs, NAT, DHCP, DNS and basic routing. Basic Linux command-line skills (Ubuntu, Debian or RHEL). Willingness to learn enterprise hardware and infrastructure tools on the job. Nice to Have Familiarity with firewall rules and VPN setup (FortiGate experience is a plus). Basic knowledge of virtual machines (Proxmox VE is a plus). Entry-level certifications (CompTIA Network+, CCNA in progress, Linux Essentials). Experience with enterprise Wi-Fi or basic scripting (Bash, Python). Experience with any diagramming tool (e.g. Draw.io).
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