Information support specialist vs special effects specialist

Differences between information support specialist and special effects specialist duties and responsibilities

Information support specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage backups, replications and disaster recovery plans of company mission critical servers and database files to ensure redundancy.
• Gather data and authore requirements documents for DOD appropriations necessary to establish and maintain long short-term technology funding plan.
• Provide web development services to faculty, through the use of languages, such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
• Work on Internet development including graphics preparation and HTML and JavaScript code
• Have experience with government data security requirements using commercial data encryption software and security certificate management for email and data access.

Special effects specialist example responsibilities.

• Recruit, manage and motivate volunteers in public education, professional education, service and rehabilitation and tobacco control programs.
• Detail experience involving foreclosure procedures and legal issues.
• Collaborate with multi-disciplinary departments in architecture, facilities, creative and show set design.
• Collaborate with team to provide intensive services such as food, shelter, and employment to educationally or economically disadvantage veterans.
• Pull require TANF savers for proof of eligibility monthly, update service plan as needed and when barriers are remove.