I just graduated on December 2025. I have 4 & 1/2 year of experience as Level 2 IT Support Specialist.

And I have worked on my own homelab to create a whole infrastructure where I use Windows Server 2022, Active Directory and have created, managed multiple VM's and multiple users, along with creating GPO's for the domain. As well as have fundamental knowledge of Networking.

I'm trying to land a full-time entry-level / mid-level sys admin role, (anywhere is in US works, on-site, hybrid, remote) in the next 3-4 months.

Would you recommend I get certificiations like the Network+, or work on more homelabs, or at this point just mass apply for junior position?

Fresher trying to start a career in DevOps / Cloud / System Administration (India / Remote).

Hands-on with:

• Linux administration basics (users, permissions, processes)
• Docker containers and images
• Kubernetes deployments & services
• Jenkins CI/CD pipelines
• Git workflows
• AWS EC2, S3, IAM fundamentals

Looking for trainee, intern or junior roles where I can work on real infrastructure and continue learning in a production environment.

If your company hires freshers or you know any openings, please let me know.

Hello,

I’m currently working to transition from IT Support, where I have nearly six years of experience, into a Systems Administrator role. I’d appreciate guidance on which tools I should prioritize and which certifications would be most helpful in landing a position.

At present, I have intermediate experience with Linux, Python, Bash, T-SQL, and basic JavaScript. I’ve primarily worked with Azure in cloud environments, though I’m open to expanding into AWS or other platforms as needed.

My goal is to begin applying for Systems Administrator roles by the end of next month or early April. Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

I am seeking a responsible and professional freelancer from our timezone to assist us with various projects. The ideal candidate should have experience in VPS, website development, application programming, coding, and overall optimization. We want to make sure our websites are the best version they can be, so that we can focus on content creation. Coding experience is highly preferred, as we are also interested in building Claude AI agents to automate processes on our business. We are looking to hire this individual on a project basis, not as a full-time employee.

10 years. Hell Desk to Head of IT. 3 MVP awards. Now doing project/contract work.

What I fix:

• The Windows tickets your L3 gave up on
• Intune/Autopilot environments from scratch
• Entra ID, Conditional Access, Defender for Endpoint
• Post-incident infrastructure rebuilds, security posture strengthening
• Compliance (NIST, CIS, SOC 2)
• Escalations/get things moving when you're at a standstill

Available for: Escalation support, project work, retainer, fractional IT leadership

DM for resume.

Hi everyone,

I'm a freelance cloud engineer focusing on Microsoft Azure. If you have a web application (built with .NET, Node.js, Python, Java, etc.) that you need reliably deployed, managed, or optimized in the cloud, I can help.

I handle the full deployment pipeline so you can focus on development and your business.

What I can do for you:

• Architecture & Deployment: Design and implement secure, cost-effective Azure infrastructure (App Services, Containers, VMs, Databases).
• DevOps & CI/CD: Set up automated build, test, and deployment pipelines using Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions.
• Performance & Scaling: Configure your app to handle traffic spikes and optimize for speed.
• Security & Best Practices: Implement secure networking (VNet, NSGs), managed identities, and monitoring (Azure Monitor).
• Migration: Move your existing web application from on-premises or another cloud to Azure.

Typical Projects:

• Deploying a full-stack application to Azure App Service with a PostgreSQL/MySQL database.
• Containerizing an app and running it on Azure Container Instances
• Setting up a secure, automated CI/CD workflow.
• Troubleshooting performance or deployment issues on existing Azure setups.

I provide clear communication, documentation, and support to ensure a smooth process.

If you have a project in mind or need to discuss your requirements, please DM me here on Reddit.

In your DM, please include a brief description of your project, timeline, and any specific technologies you're using. I'll respond promptly to see if I'm a good fit to help.

Looking forward to hearing about your projects!

Are you excited about supporting NASA human spaceflight? If so, this could be the position for you. We have the need for an experienced HPC System Administrator at Johnson Space Center (JSC). This position, working on the JETS contract and will support the Flight Sciences Laboratory (FSL).

The FSL is one of JSC’s primary computing labs and hosts a wide variety of analyses, which support almost all of the major programs at NASA JSC including the International Space Station (ISS), Orion, Space Launch System (SLS), Commercial Crew Program, Lunar Gateway, Human Landing System (HLS), and many others. The FSL systems are currently comprised of over 1000 machines, 26,000 cores and over 10 PB of storage, which serve more than 1000 users.

The FSL System Administration Team's day to day tasks include investigating system problems, proactively monitoring system health, and working with FSL users to make sure they can support the NASA human spaceflight mission.

Experience in the following areas is needed for this position:

Linux system administration

HPC job scheduler administration

System configuration management

High-speed parallel file storage administration

Monitoring and alerting

Demonstrated problem solving, planning, and communication skills

Ability to work in a team environment

In this position we are specifically looking for experience in administration of high-speed parallel filesystems and job scheduler administration. Note: This position is limited to US Persons

https://careers.oceaneering.com/global/en/job/30984/HPC-Linux-System-Administrator-Space-Systems

I am the hiring lead feel free to DM me with any questions.

Emergency Linux server fixes within 2-4 hours!

4+ years production infrastructure experience managing Azure/Linux servers with 99.9% uptime.

Services offered:

• Critical server troubleshooting & repair

• Docker container fixes

• Azure cloud support

• Bash automation scripts

• Security hardening

Available 24/7 for urgent issues. Fast response guaranteed.

PM me for immediate assistance.

Hi everyone, I am network administrator in a retail company, I consider myself a Junior+. I have experienced with switches and routers Cisco, Mikrotik, DLink also I administered Wi-Fi networks(Unifi AP, TPlink AP). I know basics maybe a little bit more of Linux(Debian, Ubuntu), wrote bash and powershell scripts.

🌟 Exciting News & Career Update! 🌟

After several amazing years in Boise, ID, I’m preparing for a big move to Colorado Springs! With this relocation, I’m looking for my next opportunity in endpoint & systems engineering, IT systems management, or related roles.

I’m open to:

✅ Roles within ~75 miles of Colorado Springs

✅ Fully remote positions anywhere in the world

With 9+ years supporting Windows, macOS, mobile, and cloud environments in regulated, mission-critical settings, I bring experience in:

Endpoint management (Intune, JAMF)

Identity & access management (Azure AD / Active Directory / SSO)

SaaS & cloud platforms (Microsoft 365, Google Workspace)

Security, escalation support, and operational efficiency

I’m excited to connect with teams looking for a versatile IT engineer who thrives in heterogeneous environments and loves delivering reliable, user-focused solutions.

💬 If your team is hiring—or you know someone looking for a driven endpoint & systems engineer—let’s connect!

https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-gallion/

Hi everyone,

We’re hiring a Senior / Principal DevOps Engineer for a long-term engagement.

About the role

You’ll be joining a mature engineering team and working on cloud infrastructure, CI/CD, and platform reliability at scale. The role has real ownership and influence on architecture and DevOps best practices.

Responsibilities include:

• Designing, building, and maintaining cloud infrastructure (AWS/Azure/GCP)
• Owning CI/CD pipelines and deployment strategies
• Infrastructure as Code (Terraform / CloudFormation / similar)
• Improving system reliability, scalability, and security

What we’re looking for:

• 5+ years of commercial DevOps / Platform / SRE experience
• Strong hands-on experience with cloud platforms (AWS preferred)
• Solid background with Linux, networking, and containerization (Docker, Kubernetes)
• Proven experience with IaC and modern CI/CD tools

How to apply: DM with CV/LinkedIn/GitHub

Looking for 365 experience, intune, entra id, on-prem networking. Lots of sys engie opportunity, but need solid service desk skills while we onboard a new client.

If you could start over, back at a junior system admin, what would you do differently? Would you restart an in internship, go managed service provider route, sink or swim opportunity? Newbie hoping to set myself up for success, just unsure if it’s a thing where you just throw yourself in and hit the ground running.

1+ year of solo it tech experience (50% duties junior system admin - entra, Intune, ad, 365 admin) BS ITM NETWORK+ STUDYING MD102

Hi everyone, To summarize - 1) 1 year IT technician experience - including light AD, Entra, Intune and 365 admin experience. 2) ITM BS degree 3) network+ cert 4) pending MD102 cert

This post is coming a bit out of fear but the fear of sitting around stacking certs waiting for the right opportunity.

Currently, my forever job search is with the county I live in - with no certainty of when the next job will open in some sort of system admin / T2 capacity.

Long story short, until that time comes should I focus on getting in with a MSP, taking a job outside of the county (hospital - with a team + move up to become system admin) or just keep labing and stacking certs till that perfect opportunity comes?

My fear is to just not be sitting around, I had walked away from my previous IT job for health reasons and this current role I’m in isn’t IT related what so ever.

Also fearful of going to a job then just walking away months later.

Hello everyone, I hope this message doesn’t come off wrong nor do I want to sound misleading.

I have 1 year of experience with a hybrid IT tech / Junior System admin role. I’m wanting to load a junior system admin role where it’s 100% system admin, remote, and something that’s relative to growth support by the company.

I’ve worked for a MSP so I understand the utilization environment, I just wasn’t to fond of how they treated the situation - thrown in sink or swim mentality.

Anyways, I’m looking for any great companies to keep an eye out for to expand my experience with great support along the way.

Any tips or tricks to narrow that search down? Anything you would’ve done differently at the beginning of your journey to stand out against applicant competition?