IT Jobs - Whats your Salary?

do you get callbacks on your resume? honestly I only have A+ and Net+ and no degree, but I've had a few interviews for tier 1. no job yet, but have another interview next week.

I'm wondering if HR is just skipping over you because you don't have dummy entry level certs, despite being overqualified.

$115K USD ... oh wait "IT" jobs

sorry I work in the big boy programming world

Codemonkeys are below System Admins.

sysadmins are the janitors of the tech industry

Someone's gotta clean up after the monkeys.

currently working as an admin assistant, with dreams to one day achieve the lofty heights of assistant department manager. Would it be worth changing careers into IT at this point even if I have no prior experience and don't really know much about computers other than software like excel and websites that sort of thing? Or should I stay in admin?

Data Center Tech
Midwest
$47800 C2H probably more by end of year
4x10 but my role is mostly keeping the chair warm incase of emergencies. My co workers are all Gen Xers, 10-15 years older.

CCENT. Want to get CCNA then AWS certs. Worked help desk for nearly 5 years before getting where I am now. 28 next week, constantly worried I'll b forever alone but figure it's too late.

made more than 300k last year, fang engineer

Job: literally don't know my title, but we make questionable medical software and I do prof. services and some tech support for it
Location: Remote, travel 3-12 mnths a year, some in warzones
Yearly Pay: $83-260k depending on how much I travel (last year 200~)
Hours: 40~salary though.

Education: BS in Computer Networking from meme college that I am embarrassed of.

which is why i respect them more than code monkeys flinging shit everywhere

t. desktop support

youwork for cerner? epic? allscripts? fuck you.

Job is sittin in a chair for 6 hours per night doing whatever I want
6.40 eurosheckels an hour, balanced out by living with parent

~$100K USD.
I work as a Snr Tech Consultant for a company that all of you here probably know - and hate. Because our products are utter shit.

DevOps
Bengaluru, Karnataka
3 lakh no overtime
IISc

CIA nigger
Behind you
100,000 rupees
24/7
N/A

More like the handy man. But yeah I reckon most sys admin are just failed programmers. I know I am

Job: Intermediate Technical Architect
Location: A FUCKING LEAF
Yearly: $88k maple Syrup dingos
Hours: 37.5, with 20+ hours of shitposting
Education: Masters degree

Software engineer, 90k, but it's only my first month of working at a job after graduating with a BS.

Job: Junior Software Engineer
Location: San Francisco
Yearly pay: $90,000
Hours: 40/wk
Education: BS in computer science. Graduated a few months ago.

my title: fabricator
what i actually do: mechanical and automation engineering
Qualifications: 0
pay: $39,000
Im going to go to college I swear.

Director of Security
Hosting Company
196k bass 40k bonus, 30k extra bonus this year. Another 35k retention bonus in oct 2019.

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business analyst for fin tech
east coast
84k
40hrs/wk

job: software engineer
location: bay area
annual: 149k
hours: 40
education: graduated last spring with a bs

>data mining in Jow Forums
>people falling for data mining in Jow Forums

>CCNA and Linux+ Certified
>Can't even get a fucking help desk lvl 1 job
Good. All cert dumpers must fucking die.

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IT (Dev/Systems/Solutions)
UK
£90K prolly this yr
Hours: normal

t. retard euro nog who can't write software

location: Sofia, Bulgaria, EU
position: senior dev
salary: 4000 eur, after taxes and insurance, that's money in pocket
rent: 300 eur per month
commute: 20 minute walk

gotta love Eastern Europe

that's monthly btw

4k a month in Bulgaria?
Bruh
Ur living like a king over there

Why do they pay they much
Averafe wage is like. 600

Computer Systems Engineer
Southern California
$185K
standard 40 hours per week. will get paged if urgent issues but that only happens once in a blue moon.

Data engineer, $100k in ATL. Maybe 30-35 hours at most. BS in IT, started a masters then dropped out. Part of comp is 6% match to 401k (I do 12% currently), 19% to my 401k every year from profit sharing, 2% quarterly bonus, 10% EOY cash bonus. In 18 months of being eligible for 401k I already have about $60k in it. Hoping in the next year or so I can get to the point that I'm making $100 in salary alone. After that I'd like $100k post tax in salary alone, at that point I'm set money wise really.

Tier 2 Mac support.
I work from home
I get paid 16.00 an hour and work 50 hours a week.

Indian Birth Certificate > CCNA

0 dollars an hour
hint: protip: im an overweight neet waiting to die in my sleep

Intern Software Engineer
UK
£25k, 10% bonus and ~£3k in stocks
10:30 - 5:30

Data Specialist
Atlanta
72yr 2/yr Performance Bonus
Hours: 40, sometimes a few more
I started off as a chemist but wasn't make enough money. I spent a year at a startup and taught at a bootcamp.

Learn SQL and Python y'all. This shit's easy / people cream themselves when they find out I know what Jupyter Notebook is.

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Job: DevOps Engineer - basically a sysadmin that doesn't shit themselves when a CLI or a script appears
Location: Denver
Yearly pay: $100k, auto, internet, and cell phone stipend, 401k match, unlimited PTO
Hours: I average 40, work from home 3 days a week
Education: Associate degree, glad I didn't waste the money on a BS

"sysadmin" but doing cloud architecture and devops stuff because everyone at my company has been cranking out the same shit for 20 years and we're probably going under if we don't evolve.

70k in CT
Asking for a chunky raise this year

>company advertises $80k network engineer job for $30k
>no one applies
>there isn't anyone in the country with the talent we need!
>"took our jerbs" conservatives quietly authorize more H1-B visas

Change resistant sysadmins that have been pointing and clicking for 20 years are going to be living on the streets soon.

Job: Gubbermint Electronics Engineer
Location: AL
Yearly Pay: $57,000
Hours: 37

I'd look at using vscode with the jupyter/python plugin. It's a lot nicer than using jupyter by itself.

Going to be starting full time in a few months when I graduate

Job: Software Developer
Location: Minnesota
Yearly Pay: $75,000 w/ benefits salaried
Hours: 40hrs a week I assume

IT Support; 1st/2nd line
Englandland
£26,850 a year
10:30am-7pm

I can confirm what other people have said; there are web developers out there who are totally clueless. They unironically know nothing. Some of our web hosting clients will hire a freelance developer sometimes who programmes like I do, which is to say, utterly incompetently. One guy- one PROFESSIONAL WEBSITE DEVELOPER- asked us where he could find his .htaccess file. I was seething for the rest of the day over the thought that he might get paid more than I do.

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fuck you

Job: Security Analyst at a bank
Location: Midwest
Pay: 70K
Hours: 40

Education: Comp Sci B.S.

Pretty comfy. I used to program but I feel like there's better opportunities in security atm given the amount of diversity and offshoring.

>Can't even get a fucking help desk lvl 1 job
Seriously? Here's my situation:

> No degree
> No experience
> Just moved to a new city
> Acquired tier 1 helpdesk job under NASA with no prior experience
> No certifications whatsoever
> Just acquired an entry level cyber security analyst position at a major defense contracting company starting off at 55k/year
> A little mad because I wanted the entry level software engineering associate position

Nobody gets their way user. Sometimes we have to pull ourselves up by our boot straps and overcome the hurdles set before us before we can begin moving up the ladder.

infosec guy
santiago, chile
30k/yr after taxes (which includes healthcare and other stuff)
university dropout, learned most stuff by myself after getting a good couple of years of education from uni

btw, when you people say "100k+" wages in the US, are you talking about net/after taxes wages?

forgot to mention:

almost always pre-tax unless they say post-tax

hes not lying ive seen the mclaren

Level 1 helpdesk
42k
40 hours a week
2 years college complete, 4 year experience in IT

Going to community college. In my first year of two. Accepted a position at a bank for $13.40/hour for over the summer.

orlando?

t. coping retard

You've been in IT for 4 years and you're tier 1?
that's a good salary for that level but I'm confused about the lack of progression

>Data Analyst
>$75k

Im miserable. Im thinking about trying to get a Date Science/Engineer job.

If youre still here, how do you like youre job?

I love it. It's pretty much what I envisioned what I'd want to do out of college.

Would I be able to get a job lile that with only Data Analyst experience?

I know a shit ton of SQL and ive dabbled with SSIS. Also starting to learn python.

What I do is a bit more operations/development related, but maybe. Data engineer, just like most titles in the industry are overloaded. For me I work with large scale data pipelines oriented around kafka, ELK, using kubernetes, bunch of custom stuff written in Python all over the place and whatnot.

I feel like if you're somewhat familiar with SQL and/or some sort of NoSQL DB you'd be prime for a junior position, or maybe mid if you have complementary experience and find the right company willing to take you on. For the record I know only very basic SQL. Knowing how to program and/or automate away issues will go a long way.

I'd take what I say with a grain of salt because I'm still young in the industry as well.

Thanks for the input. Im thinking of doing the stuff on Dataquest.io to learn and build a portfolio. Might lean toward Data Science but I suck at math.
Do the juniors make decent money?

Seems decent.

>Do the juniors make decent money?
This will depend entirely on where you are and what company picks you up. When I was an intern/junior I got paid pretty decently (32/hr as intern, $65k/yr with all the additional bonuses, profit sharing, 401k match etc as junior).

>replaced by pajeet in a few years
good luck bub

Job: IT Director for local govt. ( 1 person shop, everything from Servers/Networks/SAN/"Where's the any key?")
Location: IA, US

Education: BS in Industrial Technology. Liked messing with computers and took an IT job at the factory before it closed. If you told me I'd be working IT for govt when I graduated I would have laughed at you.
Pay: $67K/yr
Hours: 40/wk. If I work more I can flex it later.

Job: I don't even know, HR said it was helpdesk
Location: upper Midwest
Salary: 50k
Hours: 40-45 but its like 70 right now because of crunch time driver by poor planning

Job: Service Desk Tech (all internal customers thank fuck)
Location: Maritime Canada
Yearly Pay: $41k CAD, plus up to 10% bonus depending on performance.
Hours: 37.5/wk hours a week, can work OT.
Education: 2 years of Network Admin (community college)

Kinda underpaid, but the network and security teams both seem eager to get me on their teams.

>Software Engineering Manager, 160k
CA, 40/week, Bachelors.

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Job: Linux/Unix SysAdmin
Location: leaf
Yearly Pay: $90,000 + pension
Hours: 40 hours a week

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I’m an intern making $21.50 an hour which is roughly 45k a year. I feel like this is poverty wage especially since commiefornia is raising the minimum wage every year so burger flippers are approaching my pay.

formal verification engineer
switzerland
a lot under NDA
contract forbids me from working more than 24h/week
MSc from a top tier uni

>Job: Programmer
>Location: I work from home
>Yearly Pay: $70,000
>Hours: while I work from home, I still make sure I work over 40 hrs a week

Education: Went to college for finance, but dropped out after the 2nd semester. I used Youtube, Udemy, and a coding bootcamp to learn. I only got the job because I had huge connections.

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Job: general technician
Location: Midwest
Pay: ~$10/hr 30hrs/wk
Education: HS and machining cert

No, much smaller. cerner is aids tho.

> No certifications whatsoever
> Just acquired an entry level cyber security analyst position at a major defense contracting company
How exactly are you evading 8570 req's? Or is this internal to that company/not govt contracting?

Job: Software engineer I
Location: pacific NW
Salary: 70k usd (85k with benefits + bonus)
Hours: ~33 / week, never over 40.
Education: working on an online college degree

Intern Software Engineer
The land down under
$54,000
40 hours
Got to complete InfoSys degree then see if this company can offer anything juicy after graduation otherwise might try out cybersecurity or cloud related jobs.

Tech Support "Engineer"
Gainesville FL
47k yearly, yearly bonus, 401k, the usual stuff
40 hours a week

BSc Chemical Engineering

sounds like what I'd like to do
I'm making about 52k in k-12 sysadmin
Friend tried to convince me to get BS, my associates has worked well for me so far but this is reassuring

Yes, most people with my abilities make like €2.5k / mo here. I got lucky.

>Lead Web """dev"""
>SoCal
>$80k pre tax(ation is theft)
>40hr/week
>UCI drop out

$19/hr leaf dollars.
Customer support, server maintenance and deployment

Job: USN
Location: Guam
Yearly Pay: $30k
Hours: 40-70/week

>How exactly are you evading 8570 req's?
user, it's an entry level verification position. I didn't even know that was required. I didn't anything like that on my resume, and certainly didn't mention it during the interview. I just told them I was in the process of completing my degree in information systems. They seemed to like that because they wanted someone they could train to do the "grunt work" their own way, as opposed to having to change the way someone else has been taught to do it at another company.

> Or is this internal to that company/not govt contracting?

It's a private company contracting for the department of defense. They want to hire me on for a new contract they just acquired.

>orlando?
What? No, Huntsville, AL. The Department of Defense contracting hub of America.

Job: "senior" Javascript dev (front + some backend)
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Monthly Pay: $2500 after taxes
Hours: 40 hours a week, sometimes free OT.

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What's a good salary in the UK?

Job: 2nd line support (basically desktop support / some sysadmin work)
Location: UK (just outside London)
Pay: £34k (plus get certs paid for)
Hours: 35/week (with paid OT)

Job: fintech programmer
Location: romania
Pay: 2.3k EUR/month after taxes
Hours: 40

Croatia
Minimal monthly wage
15-30min per week as average over last 12 months
Masters in CS

>Job: full stack software engineer
>Location: the south
>Yearly Pay: 112k a year plus benefits, 401k, and a phone stipend
>Hours: 40 hours a week, sometimes less if I'm remote and there's nothing that needs doing
>Education: BS in computer science and a certification for mobile development

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