Systems application specialist vs systems analyst

Differences between systems application specialist and systems analyst duties and responsibilities

Systems application specialist example responsibilities.

• Prepare and manage technical documents for production support team utilizing SharePoint.
• Manage multiple imaging-relate projects across both radiology and cardiology service lines, both inpatient and outpatient, to completion.
• Help troubleshoot issues relate to updates.
• Install and administer UNIX operating system on VAX hardware.
• Investigate problems, run tests, and resolve issues in Linux.
• Administer and troubleshoot CMS platforms to include custom reporting issues, user profile administration, service levels, etc.
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Systems analyst example responsibilities.

• Manage AS400 operations teams and provide training / end-user support as scheduled.
• Lead a team of two developers who create various GUI report parameter screens and associate reports.
• Write scripts (shell, Perl, AutoIt) to automate administrative tasks, troubleshooting, and disaster recovery operations.
• Manage ticket resolution of 250/300 per month, within SLA and root cause analysis and defects tie back to development.
• Design and build radiology information systems, as well as led multiple conversions and create documentation to support technology and workflow.
• Manage and implement VMware infrastructure.
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