Computer Support Specialist
Computer Support Specialists help people fix their computers when something goes wrong. They help in the form of phone calls and email. They can also help face to face, depending on the situation. They help users install softwares and teaches users how to use them. On rare occasions, they write instruction books to guide users.
Technical Writer
A technical writer designs, writes, creates, maintains, and does regular updates on technical documentation which includes online help, user guides, system manuals, and other documents. In addition to that, professional technical writer does proofreading, editing, and formatting for other professionals as well.
Software engineer
A software engineer does countless researches, produces never before seen designs and develops software systems to meet with clients requirements of any sort. Once the system is ready, the software engineers then test, debug, and maintain the systems. The also specialise in creating technical specifications and test plans, working with computer coding languages, writing operational documentation with technical authors and countless others.
The network administrator is the highest level of technical or network staff in an organization and will rarely be involved with direct user support. A Network Administrator concentrates on the overall health of the network, server deployment, security, and ensuring that the network connectivity throughout a company's LAN/WAN infrastructure is on par with technical considerations at the network level of an organization's hierarchy.
Database Administrator
A database administrator is someone who is responsible for the well being of a database. The database is secured by ensuring the data remains consistant and clearly defined. Additional roles played by a database administrator includes planning, development and troubleshooting.
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