I’m a Junior atm, going for a BS in InfoSec Management.
Japan has http://www.scribd.com/doc/3408923/Are-you-Analytical as an IT test.
This thing is old as fuck though.
26; Windows System Administrator Level 2
Basically make servers that keep them shits working. In my free time i’m getting my MCSE 2003 and going to get Citrix certified.
25
BS in Engineering Technology. (10 sub-programs… graduated in Computer Technology)
MIS Admin (that’s my title anyway)
I do normal IT stuff and random network shit. 3 of us do it all for the company + satellite locations.
Only cert is Win 2000 Admin. I should probably go for A+ since it’s pretty easy if you already work in the field (and even if you don’t).
Grew up with all this crap though so it’s more of a hobby turned into a job.
-McFly
BS in Info. Technology with a concentration in Net. Security; Minor in Business
I’m a cyborg.
23, IT Technical Recruiter! So if any of you need a job and/or just graduated… check out comrise.com and go to search jobs! i acctually do marketing on the side and wrote all the content to the site too! sorry not trying to spam…
- Official title is Information Systems Technician. I’d probably go with IT Labor Worker at this point.
Hybrid help desk/field tech guy. Only cert I have is MCDST, which work paid for and I picked it up last summer. Looking to switch to strictly networking this year, gonna pick up a Network+ cert just to get my feet wet. From there, I want to start working for a CCNA with emphasis in Security.
- Helpdesk Technician: In my company this means you have to service everything from computers, printers, to connecting iphones to the mail server.
- Solaris Systems Engineer. We build / design / help maintain a large Enterprise Solaris shop for NYC.
- A+ Certified which I received through a free community college course which paid for the tests. No college degree.
Right now my job is Technical Support/Help Desk for a telecommunications company for 3 years. Basically if someone has a PC related issue they look to me to fix it.
9 years ago I managed a local PC store/cybercafe working on Sales, Repair and Networking. I did that for 2 years.
I can concur with most here that in IT experience is your best friend.
32, break/fix technician, AA in business administration, A+, MCSE, working for large aerospace company.
23, Infrastructure Technician… I basically do networking and work on projects… anything ranging from… large scale deployments of things like PC’s and thin clients to large branch moves like moving 43 75+ user offices and 10 servers into a single building… looking at everything from start to finish (ie server room building, WAN installation, LAN installation, power and electrical)…
I need to get paid more for what i do LOL
- Used to work in IT, but now im Software Test Engineer. I like this job as I can break whatever I want without get fired
Went back to school to finish degree in CS, cuz just I want to. I have 8 years of experience already, so why not have a degree just to frost the cake?
I’m 33. Work for an investment bank in NY in their information security department.
So, yeah.
- working on a BS in business admin w/ concentration in information systems.
Hrm… an MBA in Information Security. Care to mention where you got that because I know of no universities that offer such a thing.
Sup. 32, I’ve got my A+, network+ and my server + cert’s. I tend to stay away from anything cert program that MS puts out, but the majority of my work is with windows. You name it, I do it. Network implementation (wired/wireless/ security, design, troubleshooting, repairs, etc. I’m currently a Server Engineer for a major ISP on the eastern board, been here for 3 years now, 4 in a couple of months. Prior to that I was a Network Administrator for the government of Maryland and after than a Tier 3 Support Tech for a local school district for about 4-5 years.
Yes that is technology management, pretty common. He said “MBA in Information Security” which I doubt.