Web Administrator
Shortage Now
JSA currently reports no national or state/territory shortage signal for this occupation.
Snapshot
Median salary
Not available
People employed
2,700
Estimated workforce
Shortage signal
No shortage (national)
Categories identify where a shortage occurs; they are not a severity score.
What you actually do
Maintains and improves websites, and provides web technology solutions and services.
Alternative titles
Webmaster
Skills & main tasks
Official main tasks
- Installs, configures and maintains web servers and related software
- Implements website security measures such as firewalls, antivirus software and secure sockets layer certificates
- Monitors website traffic and performance, and identifies and troubleshoots issues that affect performance
- Ensures backup and disaster recovery plans are in place to protect websites and web applications from data loss and downtime
- Installs and configures website software, such as content management systems and web analytics tools
Where people work
State / territory distribution
Highest education
Share of workers
Education & work pattern
Part-time
28%
Female rate
55%
Median age
37
2030 & 2035 employment outlook
to 2030
+9%
7,023 projected jobs
to 2035
+17%
13,042 projected jobs
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OSCA skill level 2
A classification attribute describing the occupation; it is not a personal eligibility or qualification decision.
Official VET pathways
Diploma of Information Technology
Progression pathway
Real jobs right now
Live signal from SEEK, Indeed & moreCurrent vacancy signal
QLD · May 2026
171
ACT · May 2026
50
VIC · May 2026
221
NT · May 2026
8
SA · May 2026
52
NSW · May 2026
299
Where could this career take you?
Compare state-level shortage signals, salary context, study options and visa information for Web Administrator.
Regional demand
Largest employment base
#1 Melbourne - West
3,605 estimated employed
- 1
Melbourne - West
3,605 employed
VIC
+6.75%
year on year
- 2
Melbourne - South East
3,316 employed
VIC
+8.58%
year on year
- 3
Melbourne - Inner
3,136 employed
VIC
+13.66%
year on year
- 4
Australian Capital Territory
2,948 employed
ACT
+0.92%
year on year
- 5
Sydney - Parramatta
2,675 employed
NSW
+10.86%
year on year
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Ranked by current shortage signal and projected employment growth.
Workers in this occupation
1,955
Moved in from another occupation
305
Moved to another occupation
265
Recommendation score: shortage = 2 points, no shortage = 1 point, plus 1 point for each 10% of projected growth to 2035.
- 1
4
points
- 2
4
points
- 3
3
points
- 4
3
points
- 5
3
points
Data status
- Classification
- OSCA 314136
- Last updated
- 2026-07-16
- Sources
- Jobs and Skills Australia OSL · Jobs and Skills Australia DOM · ABS OSCA · Department of Home Affairs Core Skills Occupation List matched via ABS OSCA 2024 v1.0 correspondence Table 2
Labour-market data coverage
- Shortage signal and drivers: JSA Occupation Shortage List (ANZSCO unit group where applicable).
- Work profile, state distribution and education: JSA Occupation Profiles (ANZSCO mapped).
- Regional employment: JSA NERO, June 2026.
- Career-move observations: JSA DOM, last available 2020–21. Observed Australian worker transitions are not personalised recommendations; many contractors and sole traders are excluded, as are transitions below 10 workers.
- Vacancy signal: JSA Internet Vacancy Index, 3-month average (ANZSCO unit group).
- Employment outlook: JSA employment projections (ANZSCO unit group).
- Training pathways: JSA Training Occupation Pathways.
Data confidence: official-profile-and-csol.