Senior Network Analyst

Network Support Analysts are responsible for installing, configuring, and supporting local area networks (LANs), wide area networks (WANs), Internet systems, and components of network systems. They also diagnose issues relating to software, hardware, IT systems, and network, and troubleshoot them and replace faulty components when needed.

Analysts manage and maintain computer networks, hardware, software, and all configurations. As they need to keep an eye on the performance of networks and systems, and to align network use and access, they work on master consoles.

Analysts interact with users of the network to come up with a roadmap to fix the existing problems of the systems. They suggest changes to enhance network configurations and systems, and decide on the hardware or software needs to carry out relevant changes.

Analysts keep themselves up-to-date with the latest technologies by attending roadshows or reading about them and also learn them to know how they can be deployed within their organization or at the premises of the clients.  They take the responsibility of devising, configuring, and testing hardware, the software of operating systems and networking.

Analysts evaluate the functioning of equipment to decide if they have to be replaced or patched up. They conceive, organize, and deploy security measures for the network to safeguard software, hardware, and data.

Analysts monitor the performance of the network to decide whether modifications are necessary and to ascertain the places where they have to be carried out in the future. They configure, administer, and maintain antivirus software or email applications.