Systems Engineers help develop and implement new systems by testing and installing new software. They also train their team on how to troubleshoot and minimize errors. Systems engineering is a discipline that focuses on the design and management of composite systems. This field of engineering is usually involved in the early stages of product development.
What Do Systems Engineers Do?
Systems engineers are responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining information technology systems for a company. They do this by creating and enforcing rules for the various components of an organization's network.
Job Profile of a Systems Engineer
Lanteria HR is looking for a systems engineer who can establish, monitor, and troubleshoot the company's growing IT infrastructures. Ideal candidates must have the following skills:
Critical and analytical thinking skills
- Strategic decision-making
- Basic and digital literacy
- Organizational and interpersonal skills
Systems Engineer: Responsibilities
Typical duties of a systems engineer generally include:
- Assessing and resolving issues related to the design, development, and operation of systems
- Determining company requirements and developing practical solutions that meet their goals
- Working with other engineers to improve the systems' reliability
- Completing various tasks related to the installation, configuration, test, and management of various systems and infrastructures for an organization
Systems Engineer: Requirements
- Bachelor's degree or higher in Engineering, Computer Science, or other related discipline/s
- Hands-on experience in various application stacks (i.e. Apache, Ruby, NGHINX, etc.)
- Strong working knowledge with virtualization viz. Virtual Box, VMware
- Experience with automation software and monitoring systems
- Excellent scripting skills
- Certifications are a plus
