Network Analyst 3 at Surrey Police Service (British Columbia)

Network Analyst 3 at Surrey Police Service (British Columbia)

13 Sep
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Surrey Police Service
|
British Columbia

13 Sep

Surrey Police Service

British Columbia

Elevate your career with Surrey Police Service as a Network Analyst 3. Focus on IT networking infrastructure development, utilizing Cisco technologies including switches, VoIP, and network monitoring tools.

This on-site role in the Information Management and Technology Division requires four years of experience and a degree in a related field. You will work on managing communications systems, improving network performance, and implementing security measures. Collaborating with IT teams and stakeholders, you’ll help shape best practices and standards in a community-driven police environment.

Key Responsibilities:
• Provide operational support for wired and wireless communication systems
• Troubleshoot and resolve communication-related issues




• Research and implement new technologies and diagnostic tools
• Prepare technical and user documentation for police operations
• Act as a resource for junior IT staff

Requirements:
• Degree in a related field
• Four years of relevant experience
• Solid knowledge of Cisco networking technologies
• Ability to communicate complex technical information
• Maintain required police security clearance

Utilize your network expertise to support the innovative mission of Surrey Police Service.
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📌 Network Analyst 3 at Surrey Police Service (British Columbia)
🏢 Surrey Police Service
📍 British Columbia

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