COMPUTING PROFESSIONALS - SYSTEMS DESIGNER JOBS AUSTRALIA

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COMPUTING PROFESSIONALS - SYSTEMS DESIGNER JOB DESCRIPTION

2231-13 Systems Designer

Conducts research into computer and communications systems, and develops techniques for their effective application and use.

Skill Level:

The entry requirement for this occupation is determined by the Australian Computer Society. Please refer to the assessment guidelines below.

Tasks Include:

  • conducts research into user interaction with information technology systems and areas in which ease and efficiency of use could be enhanced;
  • reviews and develops computer architecture and design, computer languages, computational techniques, data communication processes, and user interface devices;
  • tests new information technology system designs and rectifies design problems found;
  • performs acceptance testing of new system components
  • writes reports and papers describing findings for publication.

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