Network Systems Administrator

Welcome to The 2011 Hot Jobs Guide

Why It’s Hot:

The current market really couldn’t be better for aspiring systems administrators. The computer scientists and database administrators field is expected to grow by 53 percent between 2008 and 2018, adding 155,800 jobs, one of the most rapid rates of growth of all occupations. As technology becomes further integrated in new business practices, companies are in need of qualified experts to make it all run smoothly.

• What You’ll Do:

Modern technology is a prevalent part of our everyday life. The advent of computers affects almost every part of our world. One of the most powerful uses of the computer is the ability to transmit and store information. A network administrator installs and provides support for a company’s computer system.

The computer system is first designed by them to fit the specific organization. These specialists can be found working in a large corporation, small corporation, or government organization. It is there duty to install and maintain the computer’s hardware systems. They are always analyzing data to determine the effectiveness of the system design for users. The network administrator works in an office setting that is well lighted and comfortable. The typical schedule for these professionals is a basic 40-hour week. In emergency situations, the database specialist may have to work overtime, though this is usually rare. Many of these specialists are able to perform their duties remotely, which may involve working from home.