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IT Support Specialist
IT Support Specialist
Job Titles: Desktop support specialist, IT Technician, Field Service Technician, Help Desk Analyst, Technical Support Specialist, Tier II Support, Technical Support Manager, IT Support Team Lead, Field Engineer
Annual Salary Average: $34,220 – $91,060
- Make data easily accessible to those who need it
Pay attention to customers’ descriptions of computer problems
Ask questions to properly diagnose the problem - Walk customers through the recommended problem-solving steps
 - Set up or repair computer equipment and related devices
 - Train users to work with new computer hardware or software
 - Document changes, revisions, and problems
 - Provide other team members and managers with information
 
- CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+): Start with the basics to understand IT infrastructure.
 - CompTIA A+: Gain essential skills for IT support roles, focusing on troubleshooting, networking, and security.
 
- CompTIA Network+: Build on your knowledge with advanced networking skills.
 - CompTIA Security+: Learn the essentials of cybersecurity to protect networks and systems.
 
- CompTIA Linux+: Develop the skills needed to manage Linux operating systems.
 - CompTIA Server+: Dive into server architecture, storage, and virtualization.
 
CompTIA certifications establish a baseline foundation of skills that you can build upon with other vendor or technology-specific certifications.
Network Specialist
Network Specialist
Job Titles: IT Specialist, Network Support Technician, Jr. System Administrator, Network Engineer, Network Administrator, Systems Engineer, Solution Architect, Systems Architect
Annual Salary Average: $49,560 – $130,830
- Make data easily accessible to those who need it
 - Connect devices to the network and ensure they function properly and securely
 - Ensure a secure transfer of data over internal and external networks
 - Back up network data
 - Evaluate and optimize network performance
 - Document network support activities
 - Provide end-user support
 
- CompTIA A+: Gain essential skills for IT support roles, focusing on troubleshooting, networking, and security.
 - CompTIA Network+: Build on your knowledge with advanced networking skills.
 - CompTIA Security+: Learn the essentials of cybersecurity to protect networks and systems.
 
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CompTIA Project+: Learn the basic concepts to manage small- to medium-sized projects successfully.
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CompTIA Cloud Essentials+: Certifies the knowledge and skills need to make sound decisions about cloud technologies and their business impact.
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CompTIA Linux+: Develop the skills needed to manage Linux operating systems.
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CompTIA Server+: Confirms the technical knowledge and skills required to support and secure server hardware and software.
 
- CompTIA Cloud+: Gives technical and non-technical professionals the basic concepts to successfully manage small- to medium-sized projects.
 
CompTIA certifications establish a baseline foundation of skills that you can build upon with other vendor or technology-specific certifications.
Data Specialist
						Data
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									Job Titles: Database Specialist, Reporting Analyst, Data Analyst, Database Administrator, Business Intelligence Analyst II, Sr. Data Analyst, Sr Systems Analyst, Data Scientist, Sr Analytics Manager
Annual Salary Average: $45,630 – $162,410
- Ensure that organizational data is secure
 - Back up and restore data to prevent data loss
 - Identify user needs to create and administer databases
 - Make and test modifications to database structure when needed
 - Maintain databases and update permissions
 - Merge old databases into new ones
 - Analyze data to identify patterns and trends
 
- CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+): Start with the basics to understand IT infrastructure.
 
- SAS
 - Oracle
 - IBM
 - Microsoft
 
- SAS
 - Oracle
 - IBM
 - Microsoft
 
CompTIA certifications establish a baseline foundation of skills that you can build upon with other vendor or technology-specific certifications.
Software & Web Developer
Software & Web Developer
Job Titles: Web Developer, Software Developer, Application Developer, Sr Web Developer, Senior Developer, Software Development Engineer, Software Architect
Annual Salary Average: $64,470 – $168,570
- Make data easily accessible to those who need it
 - Connect devices to the network and ensure they function properly and securely
 - Ensure a secure transfer of data over internal and external networks
 - Back up network data
 - Evaluate and optimize network performance
 - Document network support activities
 - Provide end-user support
 
- CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+): Start with the basics to understand IT infrastructure.
 
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Google
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AWS
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IBM
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VMware
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Redhat
 - Oracle
 
- AWS
 - IBM
 - VMware
 - Redhat
 - Oracle
 
CompTIA certifications establish a baseline foundation of skills that you can build upon with other vendor or technology-specific certifications.
Cybersecurity Specialist
Cybersecurity Specialist
Job Titles: System/s Administrator, Network Engineer, System/s Engineer, Security Analyst, Security Engineer, Pen Tester, Senior Security Engineer, Senior Security Analyst, CISO
Annual Salary Average: $61,520 – $165,920
- Scan and assess network for vulnerabilities
 - Monitor network traffic for unusual activity
 - Investigate a violation when a breach occurs
 - Install and use software to protect sensitive information
 - Prepare reports that document security breaches
 - Research new security technology
 - Help end-users when they need to install or learn about new products and procedures
 
- CompTIA Network+: Build on your knowledge with advanced networking skills.
 - CompTIA Security+: Learn the essentials of cybersecurity to protect networks and systems.
 
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CompTIA Project+: Learn the basic concepts to manage small- to medium-sized projects successfully.
 - CompTIA CySA+: Apply behavioral analytics to the IT security field to improve the overall state of IT security.
 - CompTIA PenTest+: Learn penetration testing to manage vulnerabilities on a network.
 
- CompTIA CASP+: Validate critical thinking and judgment across a spectrum of security disciplines in complex environments.
 
CompTIA certifications establish a baseline foundation of skills that you can build upon with other vendor or technology-specific certifications.