Systems analysts are computer software experts who assess the current state of a company's systems and work to implement new ones to improve performance and efficiency. If you're interested in information technology (IT) and working with software, learning about the typical responsibilities of a systems analyst can help you determine if the role is right for you. Understanding which industries hire these analysts and what skills they have can also aid you in preparing for career success.
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
• Reviewing current IT systems, such as network, software and hardware features for any errors or issues
• Collaborating with employees and department heads to determine which system requirements they need to remain efficient
• Building new systems that address and fix any issues shown in the current systems
• Creating analysis reports that represent the cost-benefit of any proposed upgrades
• Assisting the IT team in implementing any new system that was recently drawn up and approved
• Testing and troubleshooting any recently implemented plans to ensure they're operating efficiently
• Instructing other employees on how to use these new systems through training programs and documents
• Submitting and implementing all systems under strict deadlines and budget restrictions
