
Jobs in Tech 101
IT & Cybersecurity


IT cybersecurity professionals have the ability to come up with unique solutions to complex problems, while also following stringent sets of procedures. They use strong reasoning and analytical abilities to solve problems, and also feel comfortable presenting these ideas in front of others.

Network and computer systems administrators manage the day-to-day operation of these networks. They organize, install, and support an organization's computer systems, including local area networks (LANs), wide area networks (WANs), network segments, intranets, and other data communication systems.
Business analysts evaluate data that is used to support and make informed business decisions. This can be in relation to emerging external trends or changing internal performance demands.
Technical architects define the overall structure of a program or system and encompasses both technical and management skills. They are responsible for improving end-user experience or ensuring a company's internal digital framework works smoothly.
Cybersecurity administrators help prevent attacks through their expertise and knowledge of databases, networks, hardware, firewalls and encryption. They keep computer systems running smoothly, prevent the theft of financial and personal information, and block intruders from accessing and divulging proprietary data.

Check overnight reports on security issues and prepare top priorities and vulnerability watch list for staff for the next 24 hours
Sit in on troubleshooting and debugging meeting with customer service and software development team leaders to address issues with computer programs
Maintain software with the latest updates to block third-party and partner application backdoor vulnerabilities and malicious code
Answer technical questions from fellow team members, customers or the public
Identify and manage vulnerabilities within the internal technical environment and our own applications to achieve and guarantee zero loss
Review detailed plans for a new security command center our company is building
A bachelor’s degree in computer science, programming, or related field is preferred. Some organizations will also look for advanced certificates or training
