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This profession covers individuals who administer and support company databases. This includes database creation, monitoring and troubleshooting.
This profession covers individuals who function as a desktop support or corporate help desk representative. These positions are usually located internally within a company or organization.
This profession covers individuals who are responsible for the network security of a company. This covers all components of security control - Management control, operations control and technology control.
Individuals in this profession support and design computer networks. Key skills include knowledge of specific network protocols, e.g., IPv6, and overall network design and optimization.
Individuals in this profession design and develop software, e.g., enterprise applications, operating systems, and desktop software. Software testing, user interface design, and build/release/install individuals are covered in separate professions.
Individuals in this profession support computer networks and administer server and enterprise software. Key skills include knowledge of specific operating systems and server software.
The Network Design/Engineering profession is better suited to professionals who design networks and have advanced knowledge of specific networking protocols.
This profession covers individuals who are technical writers. Technical writers write technical manuals or operating instructions. They also are charged with altering the tone of their writing to conform to specific audiences.
This profession covers individuals who manage a corporate IT department. Managers coordinate the activities of the entire department and serve as a liaison between other functional areas of an organization. In addition, this profession also covers software managers for ISVs or consulting firms.
This profession covers individuals who are testers, quality assurance engineers or testing managers. These professionals test applications, primarily software, using either manual processes or automated testing tools.