How many people on here work in Information Technology?

[WayboDawg]

Just curious.

 

[Arthur2478]

Developer

 

[Optimus Prime 4]

I make private clouds

 

[Simmer]

website developer

 

[Big Sheep81]

Can you make private rain?**

nm

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

If he could I would pay him lots and lots of money.

 

[Dawg4ever49]

IT Applications development.

 

[MaverickAG]

Just curious.

Security researcher

 

[o_MojoJojo]

bool bSoftwareDeveloper = true;

 

[MaverickAG]

This guy clearly enjoys C#

 

[WayboDawg]

PC Technician. Some server admin. Just got my CCENT, and working on CCNA.

 

[coach66]

V.P. IT, no solicitation*

Nm

 

[00Dawg]

Another. Manage a team of application analysts.

 

[Robertagsr]

WE still love y'all.

 

[coastratdog]

I'm one of the idiots who keep all you guys employed.

 

[o_MojoJojo]

"Enjoy" is such a strong word; I'd say I like C# okay, but I enjoy tater tots on hump day.

 

[Dawghouse]

BIS degree from 01.

Was a java code monkey for about 10 years before moving up to management. Now I only code when it hits the fan and I don't want to wait on a code monkey to find and fix the problem.

 

[ReadyReady]

Java developer, mostly in test automation and devops/cloud stuffs.

 

[Optimus Prime 4]

Devops is going to be the place to be

High demand stuff already and only getting bigger. Ansible, puppet, chef n ****. Transitioning from traditional ops to a devops ci/cd model is a ***** for a lot of companies though, which is why there will be very high demand for a while. And good money already.

/buzzword bingo

 

[SoulCatcher]

Director of Development

...for a small software company.

 

[WayboDawg]

Any network engineers on here? And by network engineers I don't mean in title only. I.E. "network engineer" who works on routers/switches/firewalls/VOIP. Not one who re-images PC's and fixes paper jams.

 

[codeDawg]

Sell software

 

[Sutterkane]

Business runs the world. The database runs business. I run the database.

DBA.

 

[coach66]

You must be an Oracle guy*

Nm

 

[Sutterkane]

I actually like sharing my ideas and not memorizing all syntax in favor of learning internals better, so I'm a SQL Server guy. Databases should be easy for end users; Oracle is not this.

 

[coach66]

Amen brother

Ihateoracleku

 

[AssEndDawg]

MIS '94

Director over a Development Team and I program most of our SQL because I like to and they can't stop me. Actually at work right now working on some tricky *** logic that is pissing me off.

 

[aquamator]

Yes. We do exist. Even if I never say much. What do you need?

 

[Sutterkane]

Please don't use common table expressions over large datasets.

 

[InTheCellarNoMore]

Managing Member of Managed Services Provider

Started my own firm in 2010. Still do too much actual IT work though. Hoping to be just managing business in the next year or so.

 

[CochiseCowbell]

My, what an abrupt segue from IT to R. Kelly. Only on the Pack.

 

[J-Dawg]

Is GIS considered IT if I do very little programming?

 

[DawgNsuds]

Storage, virtualization and security.

 

[WayboDawg]

Yes. We do exist. Even if I never say much. What do you need?

Check your pm.

 

[WayboDawg]

Working in development or databases sounds like one boring freaking job. Kudos to you guys that can sit there all day and be interested in that type stuff.

 

[captain.sixpack]

hl7 interface developer

 

[sipDawg98]

IT Project Manager

 

[QuadrupleOption]

Developer / Team Lead / Architect / Sys Admin (sometimes)

 

[OzarkaNSW]

pornhub.com contributor

nm

 

[ababyatemydingo]

Own a Managed Services Provider company. We contract with smb's, churches, libraries, etc... for server/pc/network administration, and contract and ala carte' with gov't and larger companies to do their advanced needs that are outside the skill level of their in-house IT team.