SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION

System Administrators are responsible for the operation, configuration, and timely maintenance of computer systems and servers. If you are someone who enjoys the prospect of problem-solving network issues as well as managing, optimizing, and setting up new systems, then becoming a system administrator is a good use of your skills. A system administrator is an expert on a company’s systems and servers, and resolves any issues or slowdowns to limit work disruptions within the company.

As a system administrator, candidates can expect to utilize their extensive knowledge of serves and systems to resolve problems and optimize networks. Some of the common tasks that system administrators encounter is overseeing system performance, troubleshooting issues, performing upgrades on software and systems, sustaining network integrity, and installing/configuring/maintaining servers and networks. System administrators enjoy a variety of job responsibilities, with unique and challenging problems presenting themselves every day.