BAT is recruiting for an IT Infrastructure Analyst.
The candidate must have a relevant first degree and will provide full Infrastructure/network support including but not limited to the provision of 1st and 2nd level support, WAN and LAN monitoring and KPI reporting.
The IT Infrastructure Analyst role is in place to provide a range of IT services, these services will include 1st and 2nd level infrastructure & network support; engage with business users to deliver appropriate IT solutions in line with IT, area and global objectives.
Also, this role will be required to interface with the business in a bid to provide fit to use infrastructure support. This role is positioned to succeed the SLM should the need arise.
Key Responsibilities
- Must have worked in an IT Support role within or outside BAT
- Must be knowledgeable about IT infrastructure and the underlining principles of a functional network.
- People Management and effective Communications Skills
- Project and Resource Management Skills
- Analytical problem solving skills
- Minimum of 3 years experience
Deadline is 29th September 2008.
Why do Nigerian graduates behave as if they are not schooled? An advert for a particular position and specified course of studies, but no way everybody in all spere of life is applying, that is why when you attend interviews you see millions of people there, one begins to wonder. See fellow comrades in the field, please try to attend to vacancy that applies to you, that is when we begin to put things right. An advice.
Hey! Francis, u sounds as som1 who has a contract job wit an oil company, tel me of wat qualification a micro biologist doing in d banking sector n a financier on an oil field? D present day nigeria is nt welcomin ur advice, necessary step re needed, so dnt blame graduates sittin @ home over years without a job, it might b their luck n lift their spirit.
hey guys, why quarrelling over nothing.Let pray that ours come in good time in respective of what we read.
francis is just a funny person,am sure he is lookin 4 a job otherwise what is he doin here?,please answer me MR EMPLOYER
the young man francis done make am now! why him mouh no go dey run….
Hi it is good to know everybody is try to find something to do.It is not good for you guys to get funny over trivial issues,i guess it is a matter over opinion .Don Y.
Hi it is good to know you guys are trying to find something to do. It is not good to get funny over trivial issues. I guess it is a matter of opinion.Yommy.
UN NAWAO you they fight Francis or wetin he calls his name Na Government pigskin he is here to cause distraction na so ben ladden start his own. no be him problem na him godfathers send am.
Hey! Francis, am surprised you are sounding this way. Are you a christain? i guess ure ‘cos of ur name. You sound like a selfish person, you better ask God for forgiveness for thinking like this about your fellow brothers & sisters. How can u explain a biochemist becoming a manager in a bank. Please think properly before you talk out foolish things.
may be francis should go to the various companies and establishments and make his complain not to the job seekers.
francis, the most important thing is that u are a graduate and u believe in urself. it is all about creativity and focus. As a graduate one should be versed and should be ready to take responsibility in what ever form it comes. An Engineer can work in bank and work better than someone who read banking and finance
I think you all are getting it all wrong, Francis has a good point there….. we all know that most of us went to school to study some courses in the name of getting into the university. likewise, many of us are desperate to get jobs and so doing try to force square pegs into a round holes. I agree with Francis if it comes to specialised positions… but kinda disagree if the advert placed is for a mgt trainee…..
well, the issue of applying for jobs within your discipline is an ideal situation. It does not come to play in today’s Nigeria.While we search for available jobs, we can only pray that things work towards a better situation.
well i dont think there is a need to quarrel over someone’s view it dosent worth it. francis is just saying what he thinks is right so folks lets spare him.
guys forget francis guess he just graduated from school well anyone who feels he or she can apply do that cos i know dat every one will get a job
it is good to do what u are asked to do to avoid problem. apply where u think ur career may be considered.wish all man well !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Does anyone have an idea what the package for the above role is i.e salary? I am willing to apply for the role as i have 8yrs international experience in this area but would like to know if worth leaving my current location.
Francis abeg u with every thing u want I fit do any work leave meooooooooooooo after all watin yaradua wey be lecturer dey find for presidency???????????
see not he dat runneth nor willeth but the lord that showeth mercy
i think francis is stupid and that goes for all of you………
Well, I agree with Francis to an extent. Folks that wants to make a difference in their chosen career should take up jobs relevant to their discipline and grow from there, with patience and hardwork, they will have whatever they want.
But a situation where one has decided to change his career after his university education, he/she is free to go to any job of his choice.
However, job satisfaction is very important. I have heard a couple of folks complain about their well paid job - not enjoying it and stressing them alot. I believe that anyone who is focused and determined to make a difference will stick to his guns until the right time comes for him/her.
Finally, the most important thing is doing the job. When you eventually get employed, you must have to do the job for the salary to come. Also, personal development will not be put aside at all, develop yourself for another better job or starting your business.
Wishing all the best. lol
Francis, or whatever you call yourself, I’ve seen your comments on other pages on this website and I honestly believe it’s high time you stopped insulting people under the pretext of advising them. Firstly, you come across as someone who’s not so bright yourself, so I really don’t know why you think you have a divine right to talk down on other people. Secondly, your grammar is one of the worst I have seen on this website (or anywhere else), so please stop making out as if you’re one Professor of English. With regards to people applying for vacancies in their fields, the reality is that so many people are getting jobs in fields they are not trained in, just because they’ve got connections, so you should be attacking the companies and not the helpless applicants. One last point, as a graduate, you should be able to fit into any position except for the specialised ones; that, my friend, is the whole essence of going to University.