The phrase "a systems technician" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a professional who specializes in the maintenance and repair of computer systems or networks.
Example: "After completing my training, I was hired as a systems technician at a local IT company."
Alternatives: "a systems engineer" or "a technical support specialist".
"I didn't like either of them until Gore chose Lieberman," said Carmen Hatcher, a systems technician.
James Meng, 36, a systems technician at AT&T in San Diego, has played pairs volleyball every Sunday for six years.
Although Mrs. Houts was given a 12-week leave of absence from her job as a medical receptionist, Mr. Houts was given six months' leave from his job as a systems technician with the American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
"You will get bored, and then you will take shortcuts, and then it is worthless," explained Johnni Jensen, a system technician at TDC. Steen Iversen, a Specialsterne consultant in bluejeans and a bright red polo shirt, showed me how he tackles the task.
"I wish I could say I have a job," Mr. Villalba, 42, a former systems technician for the BellSouth Corporation's Argentine unit, said during a demonstration by unemployed people in Buenos Aires last week.
Federal investigators are looking into the actions of a computer systems technician at Wal-Mart Stores who, over a period of several months, intercepted pager and text messages and also secretly taped telephone conversations between Wal-Mart employees and a reporter for The New York Times, the company said yesterday.
Donning a pair of rubber gloves and arm gaiters, Karli Woodward, a living systems technician, gently deposited several sea anemones into gleaming new holding tanks.
"It was purely symbolic, of course," said Mr. Lebel, 46, a heating systems technician, "but I thought of 1989".
Timothy Lee Gauna, 21, of Rice, Tex., an information systems technician, had joined the Navy last year as a radio specialist.
In 2008, Makimba Mimms, a former Navy information systems technician, sued a World Gym, a CrossFit affiliate training company and one of its employees in Manassas, Va., contending that an especially intense CrossFit workout caused a condition in which muscle fibers deteriorate and enter the bloodstream, leading to kidney damage.
The Pentagon tonight identified the marines killed in the crash as Staff Sgt. Walter F. Cohee 3rd, 26, a communications navigations systems technician from Wicomico, Md., and Sgt. Dwight J. Morgan, 24, a helicopter mechanic from Mendocino, Calif.
