Senior network engineer level vs information technology administrator

Differences between senior network engineer level and information technology administrator duties and responsibilities

Senior network engineer level example responsibilities.

• Lead architecture and design sessions with customers; initiate technical meetings with customer engineers to further engage and identify additional opportunities.
• Advance knowledge of Cisco enterprise series routers and switches.
• Modify Cisco TK/TCL script for logging in and performing commands on routers and switches.
• Migrate various services and terminating SSL connection on F5, rate limiting the client connections to mitigate DDOS attacks.
• Communicate with government entities and military units to ensure accurate DNS information.
• Network configure with OSPF as the primary interior routing protocol encompassing a full-mesh topology.
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Information technology administrator example responsibilities.

• Define, document and project manage the implementation and configuration changes to HRIS applications.
• Manage the migration from ADP to Lawson software; adapt HRIS to fit organizational needs.
• Manage PC trainers and develop high quality internal instructor-le courses.
• Manage host peripheral hardware including disk files and space utilization.
• Manage and maintain corporate telecommunications and LAN; recommend repairs as needed.
• Manage administration for SharePoint websites including account creation or modifying existing user accounts and site settings.
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