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Job Role
Network & Systems Administrators are the information technology experts responsible for the efficient use of networks by organizations.
Responsibilities would include:
- Monitoring and adjusting performance of existing networks
- Making recommendations for enhancements and implementation of current and future servers and networks
- Involvment in design, testing and evaluation of network systems, LANs or WANs, Internet, intranet and other data communications systems
- Client-server applications
Excellent interpersonal communication skills required for troubleshooting and effective client interactions.
What to expect
The demand for knowledgeable network administrators to manage cyber-security to protect business information is on the rise.
Network administrators who are educated about wireless Internet technology are in high demand.
Those who enhance their skills with further education and elearning maintain a competitive edge to progress within their career field.
Network administrator careers are available in various industries such as government, wholesale and retail, manufacturing, data processing, finance, insurance and other information industries.
Recommended Education
- Practical experience; ability to demonstrate fundamental computer skills
- Technical elearning certifications
- Computer-related Associate's Degree or some college
- Bachelor's Degree
Ref: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook 2004 -05 Edition
Employment Opportunities
- Network Administrator
- Systems Administrator
- Computer Security Specialist
- Computer Specialist
- Computer Consultant
