What Does a Systems Operator Do?
The primary role of the systems operator is to run the different programs and reports and execute the appropriate commands on large, back-end computer systems. This type of position is typically organized into the technical services or operational support department of the information technology division. Every large computer system or architecture requires specific programs or routines to be run on a regular basis. A systems operator typically has a university or college degree in computer services, information technology systems, or computer programming. Systems operators can find employment opportunities in large companies, operations service providers, and information technology departments.
