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My chosen job.

My chosen job. Network Engineer. Why I believe I am suited for this job.

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My chosen job.

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  1. My chosen job. Network Engineer

  2. Why I believe I am suited for this job. Computer hardware is something I am interested in anyway, I enjoy reading about new hardware and have put together PCs for myself and others so I know how to do this already which would make it a job I already have some of the necessary skills required. It will require good maths skills to be able to use the required software, I got a B in my Modular maths and my predicted grade in my Linear maths is an A so I am suited to this. Another attribute that the job would require is organisational skills, I may have to run the whole system both hardware and software alone so I will need to be able to organise everything as to make no mistakes. I am the head of YI North Devon so I have to organise other people which I believe makes me suitable for a job requiring organisational skills which this gives me. This role also requires that I manage finances and decide which purchases are within our means and which ones would give us the most benefit for the price. This would be needed for a Network Engineer to acquire new hardware and software for the network to use and deciding what would be the most cost efficient choice will help everyone else working in the business to have some more money to make better purchases.

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