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Also called administrator, internet systems administrator, sharepoint administrator and web content administrator.
$116,580
Median pay a year
435,370
People do this work
6
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Web Administrator
Summary
Web Administrator managing web environment design, deployment, development, and maintenance, while performing testing and quality assurance of websites and applications
Experience
Web Administrator
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Monitored systems for intrusions or denial of service attacks, and reported security breaches to appropriate personnel
Implemented updates, upgrades, and patches in a timely manner to limit loss of service
Identified, standardized, and communicated levels of access and security
Collaborated with development teams to discuss, analyze, or resolve usability issues
Tested issues such as system integration, performance, and system security on a regular schedule
Documented application and Web site changes or change procedures
Installed or configured Web server software or hardware to ensure a secure directory structure
Adobe Photoshop, Drupal, Hypertext markup language HTML
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On site, Remote · Active Active Secret clearance clearance
Education
Bachelor's Degree Your college, Year
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Monitored systems for intrusions and attacksIdentified and documented backup plansBacked up applications for disaster recoveryCorrected testing-identified problemsDetermined sources of server problemsImplemented updates and security measures
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Monitored systems for intrusions and attacks, ensuring security and stability of web applications
Documented and implemented backup plans for applications, enhancing disaster recovery processes
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Show what improved in security after monitoring systems.
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Monitored systems for intrusions and attacks, leading to fewer security breaches and improved web application stability
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Fewer security breaches occurred after monitoringResponse time to threats improved significantlyOverall system uptime increased due to monitoring
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Add how often you updated or tested the backup plans.
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Documented and implemented backup plans for applications, enhancing disaster recovery processes
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Updated plans every quarterTested backups monthlyReviewed plans several times a year
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Resolving software problems
Documenting operational procedures
Testing computer operations
Analyzing website data
Analyzing data
Maintaining disaster recovery plans
Implementing computer security measures
Developing website specifications
Developing testing procedures
Maintaining computer networks
Providing software maintenance support
Recommending changes
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What a Web Administrator does
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Manage web environment design, deployment, development and maintenance activities. Perform testing and quality assurance of web sites and web applications.
What it pays
How much does a Web Administrator make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$79,370
Median
$116,580
75th percentile
$157,500
About 435,370 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$71,300
$105,960
$125,740
AL
$81,960
$106,330
$130,440
AR
$53,870
$86,940
$111,360
AZ
$74,650
$105,240
$136,990
CA
$87,350
$134,440
$179,730
CO
$100,150
$139,580
$160,520
CT
$88,980
$127,720
$150,440
DC
$123,360
$156,590
$180,480
DE
$103,620
$137,470
$170,170
FL
$72,240
$105,370
$141,060
GA
$79,630
$104,610
$138,180
HI
$99,630
$120,100
$135,680
IA
$77,020
$107,340
$134,850
ID
$79,020
$98,700
$129,630
IL
$65,040
$99,360
$133,070
IN
$53,190
$93,540
$118,340
KS
$79,500
$103,380
$129,770
KY
$60,170
$89,420
$115,210
LA
$52,770
$77,000
$108,110
MA
$76,230
$109,590
$153,900
MD
$114,920
$144,680
$165,730
ME
$84,400
$107,990
$139,180
MI
$74,640
$105,680
$133,250
MN
$78,620
$91,750
$131,580
MO
$70,270
$101,040
$132,860
MS
$61,580
$86,940
$112,920
MT
$63,300
$81,970
$103,380
NC
$71,970
$104,850
$140,920
ND
$55,740
$78,330
$101,450
NE
$64,630
$92,480
$115,920
NH
$68,080
$91,720
$132,970
NJ
$72,370
$108,310
$167,020
NM
$92,560
$127,090
$167,970
NV
$73,250
$100,220
$136,490
NY
$83,790
$116,990
$162,510
OH
$76,360
$109,780
$134,560
OK
$81,970
$102,520
$125,240
OR
$80,260
$97,350
$130,270
PA
$79,490
$107,230
$134,960
PR
$28,300
$60,470
$95,950
RI
$75,360
$102,210
$129,130
SC
$80,120
$112,260
$136,990
SD
$86,940
$105,370
$126,650
TN
$58,030
$76,470
$100,890
TX
$78,100
$111,530
$152,110
UT
$64,110
$97,470
$127,140
VA
$108,160
$139,030
$165,320
VT
$72,640
$111,530
$168,580
WA
$84,540
$128,940
$168,030
WI
$68,300
$88,130
$109,480
WV
$66,850
$107,140
$149,730
WY
$77,000
$94,520
$122,930
Other names
Other names for this job
administrator, internet systems administrator, sharepoint administrator, web content administrator, web site administrator, web technologies administrator, website administrator, websphere administrator, admin, content publisher, corporate webmaster, implementer.
More names for this work
web content coordinator, web content manager, web coordinator, web development manager, web director, web manager, web operations specialist, web project manager, web publisher, web publishing coordinator, web security manager, web site manager, web site project manager, webmaster, webmaster analyst, website content manager, website coordinator, website manager.
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