Information technology systems technician lead vs systems administrator lead

Differences between information technology systems technician lead and systems administrator lead duties and responsibilities

Information technology systems technician lead example responsibilities.

• Install, configure, manage servers, workstations and network equipment.
• Manage all aspects of information technology including database management, network information services, troubleshoot system applications, etc.
• Perform PC and installations, configuration and troubleshooting including maintaining the LAN user workstations and mobile server equipment.
• Network setup including Wi-Fi, VPN, routers, switches, Ethernet cabling, DHCP, static routing, security.
• Reset password/account lockouts for email, network, and VPN accounts.
• Implement a computer backup scheme for all user PCs in the office.
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Systems administrator lead example responsibilities.

• Manage all Citrix user connections and issues, print network, server environment and supplies.
• Manage printers on the print servers and re-serve IP addresses for devices from the DHCP servers.
• Manage software development group SharePoint portal.
• Save company many hours of manual testing and developing by engineering Java applications to automate tedious tasks.
• Manage development, manufacturing, test and delivery of custom broadband RF electronic test systems for military and aerospace customers.
• Perform day-to-day management of system applications and services (NTP, DNS, LDAP, etc .).
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