The work of the system engineer is rather monotonous, since he only needs to control the operation of internal computer networks and office equipment, and also, if necessary, instruct employees using the organization’s software.
Often this profession is confused with the profession of a programmer, but they are united only by IT-orientation. A systems engineer may be involved in programming and administration, but this work is not included in the list of his direct responsibilities.
The system engineer must be well versed in local networks, PCs and special programs that meet the requirements of the company in which he works. The low qualifications and negligence of this specialist can cause material losses to the company or leak of valuable information.
Profession Features
The specifics of the profession directly depends on the company in which the specialist works. His responsibilities include:
design setting up internal computer networks;
maintenance of local networks;
protection of information data, in particular the installation of antiviruses and other software;
Software Update;monitoring the operation of computer programs and eliminating errors in their work;analysis of the costs of system maintenance, reporting and finding ways to optimize costs;
sometimes a specialist is engaged in repairing PCs and other office equipment.He is also responsible for conducting consultations for company employees that will help them use computer programs and equipment. To work in this area requires higher technical education and a mathematical mindset.
