JHB IT On-Site Engineers Required

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Default JHB IT On-Site Engineers Required
B2E Technologies are actively looking for field engineers again in Johannesburg to work at customer sites.

Looking for Candidates with 2 years experience who are hard working, customer focused and willing to learn.

Requirements:
Own Vehicle
Live in Gauteng or Surrounds
Microsoft Networking knowledge
TCP/IP Knowledge
Basic Server Knowlege
Email Configurations
ADSL/3G/Wireless Configuration
Antivirus Support
Backup Support

Options which would benefit you
Linux Knowledge
Routing Skills
Certifications in Networking Training
Microsoft Certifications


Absolute Requirements
Customer Service
Customer Service
Customer Service

Salary : Up to 240K per annum depending on skills and knowledge
Benefits included would be Mobile and Travel to customer sites.
CV is required emailed to: mailto:[email protected]
Our Website: http://www.b2e.co.za
 
What is a "default" IT engineer? I assume the term "engineer" doesn't mean candidates with an actual engineering degree?
 
garp said:
What is a "default" IT engineer? I assume the term "engineer" doesn't mean candidates with an actual engineering degree?
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Oh now anything remotely technical can be called an engineering profession to make it sound more desirable.

Pick up the garbage? You are a garbage engineer.

Plumber? You are a sanitation engineer.

Woodworker? You are an aged fibrous materials engineer.
 
Everything is an engineer nowadays.

Companies like to issue fancy titles to their employees. Something as simple as "Account Manager" is actually "Salesman". I used to be a "Pre-Sales Engineer", then a "Channel Manager" and now a "Pre-Sales Architect". Although I am earning more now, I'd say my title as architect is a step-down from engineer.
 
Would outsourcing be an option for you? We have qualified technicians that would be available, either per hour or on site, we do work together with other IT companies when they require onsite technicians that represent your company if need be. If you are interested please send through a PM and we can chat
 
netstrider said:
Everything is an engineer nowadays.

Companies like to issue fancy titles to their employees. Something as simple as "Account Manager" is actually "Salesman". I used to be a "Pre-Sales Engineer", then a "Channel Manager" and now a "Pre-Sales Architect". Although I am earning more now, I'd say my title as architect is a step-down from engineer.
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Ditto. Eventually I became a JOAT. Jack of all Trades. ;)
 
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