Computer Operator

Job Description

Computer Operator We are looking for a talented computer operator to monitor and control our computer systems. As a computer operator, you will be responsible for handling the operation and maintenance of our computer systems, collaborating with the IT team, performing routine maintenance, and maintaining equipment inventories.To ensure success as a computer operator, you should have a strong working knowledge of computer hardware and software systems, excellent problem-solving skills, and be able to work quickly in high-pressure situations. Ultimately, a top-class computer operator can set up, maintain, and troubleshoot computer systems without impeding productivity.Computer Operator Responsibilities: Setting up computers and other hardware devices. Meeting with the IT team to determine the sequence of operations. Starting operations by entering computer commands. Monitoring error and stoppage messages. Correcting errors, loading paper, and adjusting equipment settings. Troubleshooting equipment malfunctions and software errors. Responding to user requests and problems. Performing preventative maintenance. Maintaining supply inventory. Ensuring the security of the company computer systems.Computer Operator Requirements:Bachelors degree in computer science or related field. Proven work experience as a computer operator. Advanced knowledge of computer electronics including circuit boards, chips, processors, and peripheral equipment. Excellent problem-solving skills. Knowledge of modern operating systems, Enterprise, networking, and Office software. Knowledge of administrative and clerical procedures. Good interpersonal skills. Ability to work in high-pressure situations.If you interested in this job please drop your cv on this mail id; all.careers.solutions@gmail.com Contact no- 7451080583

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