Software applications specialist vs senior information technology specialist

Differences between software applications specialist and senior information technology 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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Senior information technology specialist example responsibilities.

• Install and manage the local area network (wire and wireless), switches connect to that network and network printers.
• Manage DNS, SSL certificate renewals/additions, add FTP accounts and rights management for client's web and application hosting servers.
• Manage and implement security solutions, including firewalls, anti-virus solutions, and intrusion detection systems.
• Lead in-house and consultant team in large-scale Linux server upgrade for multinational consulting firm, which significantly enhance system performance.
• Lead disaster recovery exercises, infrastructure hardware/software decommissioning initiatives and redeployment of legacy application retirements/migrations for Fannie Mae (client).
• Deploy applications and OS's as requested using SCCM.
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