11 Job openings found

A Computer Operator with design work responsibilities executes daily digital operations while managing, formatting, and creating visual assets or layouts. They bridge routine system maintenance with creative production, handling everything from data entry and inventory management to desktop publishing and design adjustments. [1, 2, 3, 4] Core Responsibilities Design & Desktop Publishing ...

A Computer Operator monitors, controls, and maintains computer systems and networks, ensuring smooth operations, timely processing, and data security through tasks like running programs, troubleshooting issues, performing backups, and providing user support, often in a server room or data center environment, collaborating with IT teams to keep systems running efficiently.    Key Responsibilities: System ...

A Computer Operator job involves operating and maintaining computer systems and hardware, troubleshooting technical issues, and ensuring smooth and efficient computer operations according to company processes and schedules.    Key Responsibilities and Duties: Operating and Monitoring Systems: Operate computer systems and related hardware according to established procedures and schedules. Monitor system performance, identify potential problems, and ...

A Telecaller cum Computer Operator in the medical and dental surgical field handles both telecommunication tasks and computer-based operations, often within a healthcare setting. This role involves answering phones, scheduling appointments, managing patient data, and assisting with other administrative duties. The specific responsibilities can vary, but generally include customer service, data entry, ...

A Computer Operator monitors and manages computer systems, networks, and peripheral equipment to ensure optimal performance and uptime. They are responsible for data entry, running daily backups, troubleshooting, and maintaining system logs. They often work in data centers and require strong technical, analytical, and communication skills.    Key Responsibilities System Monitoring: Supervise console displays for ...

A hotel receptionist-cum-computer operator acts as the primary point of contact for guests and manages digital administrative tasks. They oversee check-ins/check-outs, process bookings, update databases, and handle day-to-day front desk correspondence, requiring strong IT skills and hospitality.  Key Responsibilities Front Office Management: Greet guests, answer phone calls, respond to emails, and handle ...

A computer operator manages and monitors computer systems, servers, and networks to ensure, efficient, uninterrupted performance. Key responsibilities include running production schedules, performing routine maintenance, troubleshooting hardware/software malfunctions, performing data backups, and maintaining security protocols.    Core Responsibilities and Duties System Monitoring: Tracking console activity, error signals, and performance metrics in data centers or server ...

Role: Responsible for vehicle arrangement, price negotiation, preparing inward/outward reports, bill verification, and proficient in computer operations       Minimum Qualification: Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in: Logistics Supply Chain Management Business Administration Operations Management Industrial Engineering A logistics in-charge oversees the efficient movement, storage, and delivery of goods by managing supply chains, coordinating with suppliers and carriers, optimizing warehouse operations, tracking ...

Job Summary Responsible for collecting, entering, updating, verifying and maintaining company data from various sources. The role involves accurate data entry, document collection, record maintenance, follow-up with customers/vendors/field teams, and preparing regular reports for management. Key Responsibilities Collect required data from customers, vendors, employees, field staff and other sources. Enter and update data accurately ...

A Security Officer's primary responsibility is to ensure the safety and security of a designated area and its occupants. This involves deterring criminal activity, monitoring surveillance systems, patrolling premises, controlling access, and responding to emergencies. They are the first line of defense against theft, vandalism, and other security breaches.    Key Responsibilities: Deterring Criminal Activity: Preventing theft, ...