Web Administrator

You should have a minimum of 1 year of experience and hold a graduate degree to qualify for this position. As a Web Administrator, your primary responsibilities will include registering and renewing domains, hosting, and email services for clients. You will be tasked with communicating with clients regarding the renewal of their domains and hosting services. Additionally, creating and managing web hosting accounts for websites on both Linux and Windows Servers will be a part of your daily routine. Taking periodic backups of hosting websites and databases, as well as creating and managing email IDs for clients (including tasks such as creating IDs and resetting passwords) will be crucial aspects of your role. You will also provide support to mail users in configuring email IDs on laptops, PCs, and mobile devices, along with addressing day-to-day issues related to emails. Furthermore, your responsibilities will extend to managing websites covered under Websites AMCs, which will involve coordinating with web developers and clients to oversee various projects. Your key skills as a Web Administrator should encompass web development expertise, proficiency in HTML, CSS, jQuery, JavaScript, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, MS SQL, and FTP clients to update or create web pages efficiently. A successful Web Administrator should possess knowledge of security, hosting, network optimization, databases, and other infrastructure-related factors that impact a website's performance. Your ability to convert designs into code through front-end development is essential for this role.,