IT specialist - specialising in system integration
Information on traineeships at the University of Jena
Employees configuring the SAP system on a computer screen
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IT specialists specialising in system integration ensure that IT systems function reliably. They realise hardware solutions from server to client, develop automatisms and set up complex information and communication systems. This includes installing multi-user and mainframe computer systems as well as analysing, planning and implementing customised solutions for technical challenges.
A central part of their work is direct service for users: they provide support with IT problems, explain new systems and answer questions about hardware and software. They are also responsible for the maintenance, servicing and optimisation of existing devices and attachments.
Typical fields of application are data centres, networks, client/server systems as well as fixed and wireless networks. The profession combines technical expertise with practical skills and requires the ability to work in a team, think logically and enjoy developing solutions to complex IT issues. This makes IT specialists for system integration indispensable for a modern, networked working environment.
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Training content
The following knowledge and skills are mainly taught during practical training:
- Realisation and support of system solutions
- System architecture, hardware and operating systems
- Creating scripts via PowerShell/CMD
- Dealing with and supporting customers
- Clienet management
- Installing and configuring application software
- Installing and configuring server systems
- Error analysis, troubleshooting and data backup
- Occupational safety, environmental protection and data protection
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Duration and location of the training
Aufnahme des Bibliothekshauptgebäudes der ThULB mit Blick auf die Stadt Jena und den Fürstenkeller
Image: Jens Meyer (University of Jena)The training period is 3 years.
The practical training takes place at the Friedrich Schiller University Jena in the University Computer Centre (URZ) and/or the Thuringian University and State Library (ThULB)External link.
The theoretical knowledge is taught at the state vocational school centre HSP in HermsdorfExternal link.
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Requirements
- Good secondary school leaving certificate, especially in science subjects
- Previous knowledge in the PC area|field is desirable
- Technical understanding
- Ability to think mathematically, logically and spatially
- Self-employed|on a self-employed basis and enjoy working with people
Thomas Scheffler
Trainers for IT specialists
Thüringer Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek
Bibliotheksplatz 2
07743 Jena Google Maps site planExternal link
Bibliotheksplatz 2
07743 Jena Google Maps site planExternal link