Network Operation Analyst Level 1 Internship (2026/2027 Intake)

DXC Technology is a Fortune 500 global IT services leader. Our more than 130,000 people in 70- plus countries are entrusted by our customers to deliver what matters most. We use the power of technology to deliver mission-critical IT services across the Enterprise Technology Stack to drive business impact. DXC is an employer of choice with strong values, and fosters a culture of inclusion, belonging and corporate citizenship.

We are inviting enthusiastic students to join our Network Engineering team as Interns. This is a hands-on opportunity to gain real-world experience in managing and supporting enterprise network infrastructure across data center and enterprise environments.

As a Network Engineering Intern, you will work alongside experienced engineers and be exposed to network design, troubleshooting, monitoring, and infrastructure projects.

A Level 1 Technician is responsible for the workflow and escalations of assigned tickets and problems.

Some of the primary duties include:

•      Event Verification / Initial Triage

•      Incident Record Opening

•      Answer phone Calls

•      Create / troubleshoot incident tickets

•      Engage the vendor & field services as needed

•      Create RCA's

•      Execute RMA process

•      Investigate, diagnose and validate incidents upon contact

Cisco devices

HPN devices (H3C / Procurve / 3com/Aruba ) - optional

F5 Load Balancer

Cloud Networking

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