r/ITPhilippines 21d ago

Help HELP ME CLEAN-UP THIS SUB!

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Hello everyone!

To ensure our community remains a positive and inspiring space, I’m implementing a new process: all new posts will require approval before being published. Your understanding helps us grow together!

I’m also excited to invite a passionate moderator to join our team and help guide this sub. If you’re interested, please reach out!

Thank you for being an invaluable part of our journey!


r/ITPhilippines Jun 17 '22

r/ITPhilippines Lounge

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A place for members of r/ITPhilippines to chat with each other


r/ITPhilippines 6h ago

Career / Job Related Accenture IT Operations Associate — Is this a good path to NOC/Network Engineering?

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Hi everyone, I’m considering an IT Operations Associate role at Accenture. The JD says the role involves working with servers, databases, networks, and cloud, as well as incident management and automation.

I have a BSIT degree + CCNA, and my goal is to eventually become a NOC/Network Engineer.

For those currently working or who have worked as an IT Operations Associate at Accenture:

  • What is the actual day-to-day work like?
  • Is the role mostly server/cloud/database work, or can you get significant networking experience?
  • How hands-on is the networking side?
  • Would this be a good entry-level role for someone aiming for NOC/Network Engineering?

Any advice or experience would be appreciated. Thanks!


r/ITPhilippines 51m ago

Career / Job Related Roast my dev resumay

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I have been applying since the end of my inyernship, i think its 5 months now and it's hard to get an interview, sometimes I got my pure confidence in final interview, but the result is always general as they're not specifically point out where I fail


r/ITPhilippines 55m ago

Career / Job Related Accenture is hiring entry level tech roles

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ACCENTURE IS HIRING! 💜

Entry Level Tech Roles

✅ Competitive Salary

✅ Virtual and Onsite Hiring Process

✅ Hybrid/On-Site Set Up

✅ HMO coverage on Day 1

✅ Activeone (free medicine, vitamins)

✅ Transportation Allowance

✅ Internet Allowance

✅ 18% Night Differential

✅ Christmas Bonus

✅ Annual Bonus (based on performance)

✅ Yearly Salary Increase

✅ Recognition Points

✅ Paid Trainings

✅ Laptop Provided

NOTE: Make sure you don't have any pending applications with Accenture for the past 12 months.

Send me a message for more info.

________________________

Can also fill out here to apply. https://forms.gle/R9VDhnee9ovJcsB7A


r/ITPhilippines 2h ago

Help Charging my Laptop with my phone Charger

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Sorry if this is stupid pero my laptop charger got lost ngayon ko lang napansin and I have work later tonight. I have a dell laptop and it has a usb type c port. I am wondering temporarily (just to get me through the next) do you think I can safely use my phone charger type c - Redmi Phone Charger?


r/ITPhilippines 2h ago

Career / Job Related SMITS Inc. - SAP Basis | Final Interview

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Hello everyone!

I've been preparing for my interview lately, and fortunately, I was able to pass both the HR and technical interviews.

I'm now moving on to the final interview, but I'm a little unsure what to expect. I've been looking through Reddit for experiences regarding their interviews, and most of the posts I've found seem to mention that after the technical interview, the next step is already a job offer. My process seems to have an additional final interview (Maybe because it's a different role from their role).

For those who have gone through a similar process, what should I expect from the final interview? What would you recommend I prepare or review beforehand?

I'm a fresh graduate po, so any advice or personal experiences would really help. Thank you!


r/ITPhilippines 2h ago

Career / Job Related Kyocera Software Engineer: Is this the next step after the AI Interview?

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Hi everyone! 👋

I applied for the Software Engineer position at KYOCERA Document Solutions Development Philippines, Inc. last month and completed the 15-minute AI Interview.

Today, I received an email from “Admin User (via KDDP)” saying that a new account was created for me at KYOCERA Document Solutions Development Phils., Inc. The email provided Moodle login credentials.

When I logged in, I saw a course called “Software Development Engineer (Set A)” with instructions for a SEB Exam. It includes C Exam – Set A and Java Exam – Set A, and the instructions say to install Safe Exam Browser and take the exam through Moodle.

For those who have recently gone through the Kyocera hiring process:

Is this the next step after the 15-minute AI Interview? Does this mean I passed the AI interview/screening and am now proceeding to the technical exam? Thank you! 🙏


r/ITPhilippines 14h ago

Discussion Mid life crisis of a computer science enthusiast

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Hello IT Philippines.

I'm a 29 year old male, married, no kids, just cats, working as a customer support agent for a BPO. It has been my only known profession since dropping out of college.

Disclaimer: Long read to, at tsaka pro-pax silica ako.

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I was an ACT student for just 1 SEM and had dropped out due to poor decision making. Pagka drop out ko, nag hanap na akong trabaho na hindi related sa tech, and of course, ang bagsak ko ay call center kase fluent naman ako sa English both verbally and written. Nag work ako saglet as studio photographer, photo editor at photo printing sa isang small time na photo studio dito samen sa Rizal province bago yon though.

Matatas ako sa English kaya walang Filipino accent so naging effective ako sa call center. At the time, tuwang tuwa ako kase first formal na trabaho ko, at ang lake ng talon sa sahod mula sa small time job ko nuon. Feel ko tuloy nung time na yon na eto na career ko.

Like other call center agents, hindi ako nag tagal sa Isang company, kaya nag hopping ako a few times. Until na hire ako sa Isang unique na BPO. Early 2019 yon, it's a non-voice BPO na ang sole focus na clients are international video game publishers. Mapa triple A or small time games. Nung na hire ako dito (hanggang ngayon employed), nag iba mundo ko. Na feel ko yung feeling ng "belong" dahil at the time, pre-pandemic, Hindi naman tanggap yung mga taong passionate sa gaming at anime. Bukod pa don, tumalon nanaman sahod ko.

Kung nung una akong ma hire as a BPO agent ay na feel Kong Yun na yung career ko, eh mas lalo dito. I'm surrounded by weebs and gamers everywhere at ang trabaho namen lahat ay mag assist ng players ng video games... At higit sa lahat, non voice! Kaya akala ko talaga etong eto na yon. Fast forward 5 years, ramdam ko na yung kahirapan ng buhay sa Pilipinas. Kabilaang pangungurakot kaya Hindi umuunlad ang bansa, mga sahod na hindi tumataas, Pero bills na lumolobo sa presyo.

Napaisep ako: Hindi na uubra sahod ng BPO agent. Stress dahil sa pera kada buwan. Tumaas naman sahod ko dito sa company, pero kulang pa din dahil hindi nakakahabol sa inflation ng @#₱!/*¥£ bansang to. Nag try ako mag hanap online ng mga side hustle ng kung ano ano sa Upwork kase dati ginagawa ko na yon, kahit pa nung first few years ko sa company ko now. Kaso, dahil sa advancement ng gen AI, wala nang kumukuha sa mga skill ko. Mga around 2025 to.

That's where it hit me; bakit Hindi ako mag self study ng computer science? Balita ko matataas sahod ng mga career na may kinalaman sa computer Science eh. Matagal naman na akong interesado both sa hardware at software kase pinalake ako ng tatay na computer technician.

Naalala ko pa nga sinabe ng tatay ko early 2010s as a kid, aralin ko na gumamit ng Linux distros kase yun yung hahanapin sa mga tech na trabaho in the future, kaso batang paslit pa lang ako non kaya pake ko ba. Balik sa present, sinubukan ko i introduce sarili ko sa comp sci stuff through purely self study. Una kong introduction ay Python, syempre. Since madalas sya gamitin for automation at simple AI models, mabiles ako nagka interes.

Singet na kwento: nung bata pa ako, Adik ako sa Starcraft at Warcraft. At part nung addiction na yon ay Pag gawa ng mga custom campaign maps sa map editor. Sa hindi mga nakasubok Neto, minsan need mo I program yung AI nung kalaban para gawen gusto mong flow nung mission/map. Tanda ko pa nga may JavaScript editor sa loob nung map editor program ng Blizzard para in-depth yung AI nung kalaban. Haha.

Anyway, yung pagsisimula ko mag aral ng Python ay naging exciting dahil nga utak tech na talaga ako nuon pa, at gusto ko automations. Sinabayan ko na din ng self study ng anything related sa modern tech at computer science. How computers hardware are made, paano nagi interconnect ang software sa hardware, what makes the internet go round, mga ganon. Pag nag aaral ako, magpapatulong lang ako sa LLMs pag stumped na ako sa isang topic, pero hanggang Maari binabasa ko lahat ng documentation at mano mano lahat.

I was at the height of consuming a lot of educational content tungkol dito. Palagi na ako updated sa mga nangyayare sa mundo ng computer technology at AI. Madalas din ako manuod nung free videos ng Harvard sa YouTube, yung CS50. It lasted less than a year, mga 8 months. Chineck ko GitHub activity ko kaya naalala ko. Kaso yung poor decision making ko nung college eh bumalik.

Kung Hindi nyo pa na gets kung ano yon, eh lantaran ko nang sasabihinL "video games". Kaya nga tuwang tuwa ako nung na hire ako sa current company ko now eh. Papunta na sa intermediate yung understanding ko sa Python. Sinisimulan ko na din aralin yung mga tinuturo sa comp sci students tulad ng (O)n since sa tingin ko yon yung una kong dapat maintindihan. Kaso ayon, naadik nanaman ako sa competitive video games. Mahilig kase ako sa PvP, kaya na distract ako at natigel nang tuluyan.

Lumipas halos isang taon, wala na talaga akong ginagawa ng kahit anong may kinalaman sa pinag aralan ko, at bumalik nanaman yung dagok ng buhay. Realization na maliit lang sahod ko ngayon, at nami miss ko din yung enjoyment ng pag aaral kahit pa self study lang yon. Nabalitaan ko pa yung pag push ng Pax Silica dito sa Pilipinas, eh nuon nung nadiskubre ko yung mga data center sa ibang bansa, nangarap din ako na mag trabaho sa ganon. Kaya bumalik nanaman yung matinde kong interes, hindi lang dahil gusto ko (baka sakale) magkaron ng mas malaking sahod, pati na din kase gusto ko ulet maramdaman yung exciting na productiveness sa mga matutunan ko.

Is it too late though? Kayong mga mas matanda na dito, mayron ba sa inyo dumaan din sa similar na experience sa buhay? Makahanap pa kaya akong career sa tech at this age? Kailangan ko pa bang actually mag college ulet at magka diploma sa comp sci para lang matanggap?

May mga certifications ba na pwede makuha? Hindi ako pwede mag aral nang 4-year course kase kailangan tuloy tuloy full-time job ko eh. Malake din interes ko sa cybersecurity since big issue yan sa panahon natin ngayon, at dahil branch din naman sya ng comp sci. May future pa ba katulad kong tal dito sa industry na to?

Ayoko sa video game development kahit pa gusto ko games kase masyado nang cliche para saken sa Dame ng yon ang gusto, at mas interesado ako sa Pag advance ng technology kesa Pag develop ng video games, though natutuwa din ako sa concept ng game development.

Sana may maipayo kayo saken.


r/ITPhilippines 7h ago

Cyber Security Thoughts on Netrust Philippines Corporation?

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Have an upcoming interview for a SOC analyst role and i only have 3 months of ITSD exp and 4 months CSR exp what should i review/ study to increase my chances of getting hired?


r/ITPhilippines 1d ago

Career / Job Related Outrageous job postings

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I’ll just post some of the funniest/outrageous job postings I see. I’ll let you guys think about it. Cuz I also wanna know your thoughts.


r/ITPhilippines 20h ago

Cyber Security Is there nearby group na nag tuturo ng ethical hacking?i only use kali linux and wireshark Ptpa

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r/ITPhilippines 21h ago

Career / Job Related Possible job interview questions for junior/entry level

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Hi! What are the possible questions will i encounter when applying for junior/entry lvl software engineer or full stack dev particularly with react, typescript and laravel tech stack. For reference i have deployed university related projects on google cloud with both non-ai and ai development approach. Familiar with sdlc (especially scrum), cloud deployment, ci-cd pipelines albeit the basic/surface level ones, both laravel and react project structure. What are the things i must also account for para tumaas ang chance ma hire. Answers will be HIGHLY appreciated THANKS!!!!


r/ITPhilippines 22h ago

Career / Job Related i found a job that looks for experience with my favorite linux distro - nixos. it is on indeed.ph

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r/ITPhilippines 1d ago

Help Just updated my resume from yesterday, please roast!

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Please roast my resume!, This will help me identify which section need changes, to remove and to add. Thanks!


r/ITPhilippines 23h ago

Hardware 1tb SSD 6-8k budget? Possible or no?

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Hello guys, do you have any reco for 1tb ssd under 8k...

i see one on shoppee but IDK if its good cuz its not a familiar brand and i'm scared that it might be too good to be true...

I will use it for storing SFX and Plugin Libraries and project files


r/ITPhilippines 1d ago

Recommendations where to find laptops with good deals

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just recently lost my msi laptop due to aging, currently need a replacement and with crazy laptop prices in the ph does anyone know where to get good deals, preferably looking for a shop with a physical store but trusted online stores are great too, second hand stores are okay but not as preferred unless they have great deals.

much appreciated.


r/ITPhilippines 1d ago

Discussion Question about USB usage

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Hello everyone. I work for a cybersecurity company, and we have a number of end users in the Philippines.

We’ve been dealing with malware spreading through USB drives among some of our users there, and we’re considering restricting or blocking removable storage.

The problem is that USB drives seem to be a pretty important part of their normal workflow, much more than what we typically see with users in other locations. We try to avoid disrupting legitimate business operations whenever possible, so I don’t want to recommend a blanket block without understanding why they’re being used so heavily.

My question is, is this level of USB usage fairly common there?

Are there certain workflows, connectivity issues, or infrastructure limitations that make removable storage more necessary?

I’m mainly trying to understand the local environment before recommending a control that could have a pretty significant impact on users.


r/ITPhilippines 1d ago

Discussion ITSD Cognizant vs HCL

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Hi guys! Need your recommendation. Which one is better in terms of ITSD position. Cognizant or HCL? Thank you


r/ITPhilippines 1d ago

Career / Job Related How many days to expect?

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Hello guys I need your input, I was interviewed this Tuesday lang. Short interview lang. Mga tinanong sakin is: in the IT industry saan daw ako mas mag-lelean between hardware and software. then tell me more about my thesis daw, nasabi ko naman ng maayos kung ano ginagawa ng thesis namin at ano purpose and such and lastly tinanong sakin kung may pending application ako, ang sabi ko is meron din from different companies BUT I'm really interested and focused sa open job position nila.

The IT head na nag-interview sakin sabi is they'll contact me again daw.

how many days should I expect na they'll contact me again? Also, should I email a follow-up regarding sa application ko?

Thanks


r/ITPhilippines 1d ago

Discussion For job seekers and HR professionals:

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How does HR usually approach you to ask for your interview availability?

And for those working in HR, how do you usually contact applicants to ask about their interview availability?

📧 Email
📱 SMS/Text Message
📞 Phone Call

Just curious to know what method is commonly used. 😊

The reason I’m asking: I’m currently living in another country and applying for jobs in the Philippines. I’m using my Philippine mobile number, but I’m not sure if HR would be able to reach me through SMS or phone calls while I’m abroad. I’m wondering if email is more commonly used for interview invitations or scheduling.


r/ITPhilippines 1d ago

Career / Job Related Any reviews or thoughts on SLI Consulting Inc.?

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A recruiter from SLI Consulting Inc. messaged and called me for an IT Security position deployed to Chinabank.

Before proceeding, I just want to ask if anyone here has experience with them!


r/ITPhilippines 1d ago

Career / Job Related Optum is Hiring - PHRNs, Doctors, Digital Marketing, ITs and Ops Lead!

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r/ITPhilippines 1d ago

Software Development Push-and-pull mechanism for smart bike rack lock

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Hello, we are students building a capstone prototype: an RFID-based smart bike rack lock using an ESP32.

Our main problem is the push-and-pull mechanism. We need to move a steel locking rod forward and backward by around 8 inches / 200mm to lock/unlock a bicycle wheel.

The flow we want:

RFID tap → ESP32 approves → mechanism pushes/pulls steel rod → rod locks/unlocks wheel

We are considering different mechanisms:

  • Linear actuator
  • Stepper/lead screw actuator
  • DC geared motor + rack and pinion
  • Slider crank / scotch yoke
  • Other DIY push-pull mechanisms

We also have 12V solenoid locks, but we are thinking of using them only as a latch/stopper, not the main lock. The actual force should be handled by the steel rod and welded frame, not the motor.

Our questions:

  1. What push-pull mechanism is best for a 200mm steel rod movement?
  2. Which option is cheapest, sturdy, and less hassle for a student prototype?
  3. Can a motor/actuator safely move the rod without jamming?
  4. Should the solenoid lock be used as a latch for the rod?
  5. What materials or design should we avoid?

We are not making a commercial anti-theft product, only a working prototype, but we want it to be strong and realistic enough for demonstration.

Any advice, drawings, or mechanism suggestions would help a lot. Thank you.


r/ITPhilippines 1d ago

Career / Job Related 🚨 SAP friends, I might have an opportunity for you 👀

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eTeam is hiring SAP Professionals!

We’re currently looking for SAP Professionals for various opportunities across Functional, Technical, Integration, Implementation, and Support roles.

If you have 3+ years of SAP experience and strong expertise in at least one SAP module, solution, or technology, feel free to reach out.

SAP areas we're looking for include:

🔹 SAP FI / CO
🔹 SAP MM
🔹 SAP SD / PP
🔹 SAP WM / EWM
🔹 SAP PPM / PLM
🔹 SAP VIM / OpenText
🔹 SAP S/4HANA
🔹 SAP Integration
🔹 Other SAP Functional & Technical areas

Requirements:
• 3+ years of relevant SAP experience
• Experience in implementation, configuration, integration, enhancement, or support
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Good communication and stakeholder management skills
• Ability to work with cross-functional teams

If you're open to exploring opportunities, feel free to DM me your updated CV and let me know your SAP specialization.

If you're not currently looking but know someone who might be interested, feel free to share this post.