IT ADMINISTRATOR

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IT ADMINISTRATOR
Why they are important
An IT Administrator also known as a Systems Administrator is responsible for the management and maintenance of all  IT infrastructure, servers, computer networks and security systems of an organization. They ensure that all the IT infrastructure are in perfect working order for the smooth flow of work through:
  • Maintenance, repair and upgrade of the operating system including hardware and software.
  • Installation of network and computer systems.
  • Monitoring the performance of existing computer systems and IT infrastructures.
  • Unification or / and customization of client operating systems, email servers, firewalls, and internet.
  • Immediate resolution of security or usability concerns.
  • Resolution of helpdesk requests
  • Backing up  data.
Basic Skills and Qualifications
If you possess the basic Skills listed below then you can further build on them to become an IT Administrator. However, having a degree in Information Technology, computer science and other related fields gives you an upper hand in aspiring to the role because you would already possess the following basic Skills:

Communication (verbal and written):
This is  necessary for:
  • Active listening to perfectly understand information related by other staff and clients so that their issues can be resolved accurately.
  • Relaying of vital information, description of problems and solutions to non-IT employees and clients.
Self-motivated
Ability to work effectively from one task to the other with little or no supervision.

Technical skills: 
  • Installation of computer hardware and software.
  • Maintenance of computer systems, including local area networks, wide area networks, intranets and other data systems.
  • Knowledge of computer programming language.
Critical Thinking and Problem-solving skills
  • Collection and analysis of information to quickly fix technical problems and for decision making.
  • Evaluation of networks to ensure they are performing reliably.
  • Anticipation of new requirements to update IT systems as the needs of an organization change.
Where you can work as an IT Administrator
Organizations that use multiple computers or software platforms to carry on work or business such as:
  • Banks and other financial institutions.
  • Schools
  • Government parastatals
  • Private businesses etc.
  • Telecommunications companies
Where you can find Work as an IT Administrator
You can find the right role online on career service websites like LinkedIn, Jobberman, FieldEngineer.com, Upwork, Facebook etc.

How much you can earn per year
As an IT Administrator, you can earn anything between N150,000 to N2,500,000 per month depending on where in the world you get the job or the based on the quality and / or quantity of clients you work with if you are a freelancer.

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