Skill
Computer Networking
IT Infrastructure and Networking
Computer networking is the field of designing, implementing, and managing the systems that allow computers to communicate with each other, covering topics like routing, switching, IP addressing, firewalls, and network security. IT professionals pursue certifications like CompTIA Network+ or Cisco's CCNA to build careers as network engineers or administrators responsible for keeping organizational networks fast, secure, and reliable. It's foundational knowledge for careers in IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, and systems administration.
Open roles requiring Computer Networking (2)
Manufacturing IT/ OT Technical Analyst (DeSoto, KS)
Merck
Full-time · De Soto, KS · $87,300 – $137,400
This role involves managing IT and operational technology projects in a biopharmaceutical manufacturing environment, with responsibility for system configuration, compliance, and data stewardship. It suits someone with manufacturing IT experience who can bridge technical and business needs while supporting modernization initiatives.
Listed on Merck’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Physical Security Manager (GSOC)
Crusoe
Dallas, TX
Lead Crusoe's 24/7 global security operations center, managing incident response, intelligence production, and multi-shift teams across corporate offices, data centers, and manufacturing facilities worldwide. This role suits experienced security operations managers who thrive in high-growth environments and can scale programs while maintaining operational excellence under pressure.
Listed on Crusoe’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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