Network engineer
Groupement interministériel de contrôle (GIC) · State civil service
En français : Ingénieur réseau
This job in plain words
The GIC is hiring a network engineer for its infrastructure engineering office. The job is listed in Lyon, with remote work possible and on-call or shifted hours when needed.
Open to non-civil servants
Remote work possible
Can you apply?
Civil servants (transfer or secondment) and contract staff can apply. French nationality is required.
- Category
- Category A (executive)
- Diploma
- Level 7 (master's degree or equivalent)
- Contract
- Open to civil servants (transfer or secondment) and contract staff. Fixed-term contract of 3 years, renewable.
The profile they want:
- Diagnose, analyse and fix an IT failure.
- Know IT security, digital certificates and encrypted tunnels.
- Configure security tools such as firewalls and antivirus.
- Good organisation and ability to prioritise requests.
- Explain technical topics simply and document them well.
What you would do
- Help prepare and set up new network architectures.
- Define management procedures to ensure consistency, quality and security.
- Handle ITIL level 3 tasks on the GIC's infrastructure.
- Support operations in handling incidents.
- Take part in operational and security maintenance campaigns.
- Act as the recognised contact for external partners.
How to apply
Apply from the offer page on Choisir le Service Public. Sending a CV is required.
Documents to send:
- CV (required)
Good to know:
- Security clearance (secret défense) required.
- French nationality required.
- On-call duty or shifted hours possible.
- Listed location is Lyon, but the stated workplace is Paris.
We wrote this summary automatically from the official offer. Only the offer published on Choisir le Service Public counts: read it before you apply. Source: Choisir le Service Public (DGAFP), Etalab 2.0 licence.