Monday, October 5, 2009

Careers: Computer Systems Analyst

From the research a Computer Systems Analyst is expected to have a bachelor degree; however, there are entry level positions.
The job duties are many, but generally the duties will be within these categories:
  • "Planning, designing, installing and developing new computer systems
  • Revamping existing computer systems for new tasks
  • Networking computer systems with others
  • Preparing cost-benefit and return-on-investment (ROI) reports for management
  • Testing and debugging new or revamped computer systems and the networks on which they communicate" (John Steven Niznik. (n.d.). computer systems analyst jobs. About.com . Retrieved from About.com: Tech Careers on October 5, 2009.).
The Annual Salary as of May 2006 was
  • "Median: $69,760
  • The middle 50 percent make between $54,320 and $87,600 a year
  • The lowest 10 percent make less than $42,780
  • the highest 10 percent make more than $106,820
Median annual salary and earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of computer systems analysts in May 2006 were:
  • Professional and commercial equipment and supplies wholesalers $81,080
  • Computer systems design and related services 71,680
  • Management of companies and enterprises 71,090
  • Insurance carriers 69,990
  • State government 61,340"(Career Overview. (n.d.). Retrieved October 5, 2009, from Overview.com: http://www.overview.com/career_summaries/Computer_Systems_Analysts.htm).
Here are a few sites to see for yourself what the current employers are looking for in Computer Systems Analysts.
Works Cited

John Steven Niznik. (n.d.). computer systems analyst jobs. About.com . Retrieved on October 5, 2009 from About.com: Tech Careers: http://jobsearchtech.about.com/od/computerjob13/a/systems_analyst.htm

Career Overview. (n.d.). Retrieved October 5, 2009, from Overview.com: http://www.overview.com/career_summaries/Computer_Systems_Analysts.htm

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