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Please share J D Of Admin Manager

Suraj Sonavane

Please share the J D Of Admin Manager

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

I think you may be asking the wrong question of the wrong people. If you are not, then we are going to need you to explain the question a lot.

What admin manager?
What Atlassian application (or stack) are you asking about?
What do you think an admin manager is?
Which systems in particular? (Assuming you're looking for an administrator of a particular system)
What's "J D"? Wetherspoons (yuck, I hope not)? Julian Date? Jack Daniels? Judge Dredd?

Alex Koxaras -Relational-

Hi @Suraj Sonavane and welcome!

If you are referring to the Job Description of a Jira Admin (for cloud), then "A Jira administrator is a user with the Administer Jira global permission". In plain words, a Jira Admin is responsible for the whole Jira instance:

Setting it up
Manage users & groups
Manage workflows, permissions & notifications
Manage custom fields, screen, field configurations etc
Implement viable solution for companies
and more

Hope that helps.
Alex

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

There's a lot in the "and more" section though ;-). Apps, training, improvement, support, etc.

Alex Koxaras -Relational-

Basic responsibilities of a Jira Admin, I would considered the above things I mentioned, with the addition of "apps". Improvements (I presume for workflows, schemes etc) and support, for me, are included within the above mentioned bullets. I wouldn't consider "training" as a responsibility of a Jira Admin, but for sure he must know his way around Jira and guide people IF needed.

In any case, if Suraj wants to know more the following link is a good start

https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/resources/

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

But now you're into describing a role, not a job.

I'd definitely argue that improvements have a far wider scope than you had in your bullet points, and I don't believe an Atlassian admin's role would exclude training, there's always people who need some.

I just don't want people landing here to mix up the role with a job description - they're very different things.