Senior Infrastructure Technical Analyst (British Columbia)

Senior Infrastructure Technical Analyst (British Columbia)

11 Nov
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Northern Health
|
British Columbia

11 Nov

Northern Health

British Columbia

Support complex infrastructure systems at Northern Health in Prince George, working Monday to Friday during daytime hours. Apply robust analytical skills daily.
As a Senior Technical Analyst, you will implement and support core infrastructure technology across Northern Health. Your work may include networks, telecommunications, servers, security, authentication, messaging, thin technology, and storage systems. You will also provide Tier 2 technical support to ITS and user communities.
Key Responsibilities: Implement complex core infrastructure technology systems
Support networks, servers, security, and storage systems
Provide Tier 2 technical support for technical issues
Support authentication, messaging, and telecommunications technologies




Handle infrastructure systems affecting multiple functional areas
Requirements: Degree in Computer Science or related diploma or certificate
Three years of recent Information Technology experience
Valid Class 5 British Columbia driver's license
Excellent organizational, analytical, and communication skills
Ability to understand complex equipment and technical issues
Bring infrastructure support, analytical thinking, and technical expertise to Northern Health's Prince George Information & Technology Services department.

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📌 Senior Infrastructure Technical Analyst (British Columbia)
🏢 Northern Health
📍 British Columbia

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