Software applications specialist vs integration specialist

Differences between software applications specialist and integration specialist duties and responsibilities

Software applications specialist example responsibilities.

• Build, manage and maintain physical server hardware and perform upgrades and OS patching as needed.
• Add Java, HTML code as necessary under the guidelines provide.
• Maintain and provide administrative support for the organization s SharePoint site.
• Propose and launch a company wide job task and PC skills analysis.
• Perform all unit testing on software as well as occasional QA of the customization.
• Customize functions, troubleshoot problems and provide support to users with the organization s various database software applications.
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Integration specialist example responsibilities.

• Set up and manage the Linux/Apache servers and create the applications using PHP, MySql, CSS, and XHTML.
• Manage inbound and outbound feeds containing client product information and finished/outbound video products, including JavaScript delivery of products.
• Design and manage wireless infrastructure using WPA2 encryption and a centralize authentication using SSL and a user base lightweight directory database.
• Manage multiple database platforms for potential performance issues, while conducting research and resolution with attention to detail and thorough documentation.
• Project management (all phases of the SDLC).
• Design a Visio template for detail site drawings.
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