Advanced technical specialist vs information specialist

Differences between advanced technical specialist and information specialist duties and responsibilities

Advanced technical specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage, organize and facilitate PRI projects, ensuring services are delivered to specification, on time and within budget.
• Audit engineering designs, manage schedules, review BOMs, and rectify engineering design problems on 3D models and 2D drawings.
• Manage customer complaints and internal GMP audits for product manufacturing, coordinate FDA audits and recommend corrective actions.
• Work with DB2 to handle user access.
• Configure RDP for remote desktop (remote desktop deployment) for VPN users.
• Repair and upgrade all the PCB down to component level for the testing equipments on the manufacturing lines.
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Information specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage windows patch upgrades and provide software pushes using Microsoft SCCM.
• Manage university and small business research grants and evaluate vendor RFP responses.
• Manage USAID OTI grants database to track and monitor implementation of program activities.
• Manage network resources, including video conferences, printers, servers, PCs, and switches.
• Manage redesign and CMS implementation for VermontAmerican.com.
• Follow standard operating procedure docs access via SharePoint intranet.
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