Technical Engineer General Overview The building, designing, manufacturing, implementation and support of computer systems. Includes both hardware and software and the interaction between the two as well as electrical engineering attributes. A Technical Engineer has great knowledge of all the components of computer hardware and related peripheral devices, such as switches, microprocessors, protocols, telecommunications, networks and the preparation and interpretation of specifications and circuit diagrams. Skills Listing The ideal candidate possesses a combination of skills and experience in a variety of areas. Below is a list of the most commonly sought after skills, with highly sought after examples listed in brackets. This list is meant as a guide only. Technical Skills •Knowledge of networks •Knowledge of hardware components •Knowledge of software applications •Knowledge of electronics •Knowledge of Operating systems (eg. Windows NT, Unix) •Ability to integrate various technologies •Expertise in security software (eg. Checkpoint Firewall Software, Antivirus) •Industry certification (eg. Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer •Knowledge of network protocols (eg TCP/IP) •Ability to write and interpret technical specifications Non-Technical Skills •Methodical approach •Results oriented •Analytical skills •Self-motivation •Interpersonal skills •Process oriented •Ability to work autonomously •Problem solving skills •Ability to work under pressure •Ability to work to deadlines