Network systems consultant vs systems coordinator

Differences between network systems consultant and systems coordinator duties and responsibilities

Network systems consultant example responsibilities.

• Manage the migration of existing physical infrastructures to virtualization solutions using VMWare ESXi and ESX 3.0/4.1.
• Manage and frequently update network configuration settings for internal and external systems, including DNS, DHCP and Cisco equipment settings.
• Lead in-house and consultant team in large-scale Linux server upgrade for multinational consulting firm, which significantly enhance system performance.
• Install and maintain network infrastructure switches and routers, prepare and maintain documentation and network diagrams.
• Maintain and configure VMware ESX server and Vcenter via web access.
• Test server and desktop security using Microsoft and Linux security tools.
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Systems coordinator example responsibilities.

• Set up and manage VPN connectivity between branches and the main office.
• Implement and manage a centralize virus protection system for all PCs and servers.
• Configure and manage Linux base medical research application suites for laboratories.
• Design company intranet, improve network security, and manage multiple system and infrastructure upgrades.
• Manage print production, registration and logistics for several high-profile events, annual fund solicitations and annual telephone campaign.
• Experience in data analysis using SQL, PL/SQL and many other query-base applications.
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