Who here works in the IT Industry?

[Namuna]

Systems Engineer is the Title, but my duties...

Trading Floor support
Exchange Server Admin
Backup/Restore Admin
PBX/IPC Telco Admin
2nd level Desktop Support
Secondary Account Admin (only get involved if going through the regular channels is too slow)
Secondary A/V Support

I get to do a little of everything and I love the experience I'm getting from it.

 

[oldandquitemad]

I work for a sizable computer company.

 

[AngelOfDeath]

<< I am just curious as to how many of us here actually work with this stuff everyday. >>

So it in the end makes you more qualified when stating something in this forum...Well to make you happy, I don't work with computers as my work. I'm studying Math and Economics and will start on my major next summer. I have the computer as my greatest interest and have done that for app. 5 years.

AoD

 

[Cable God]

AOD, that wasn't my intention at all, I was just curious as to who here works in the IT industry, nothing more than that. Don't jump defensive so quickly

 

[whateverdude]

I graduate in Dec with a CIS degree, does that count? ive worked for the last 2 1/2 yrs in the IS dept at the newpaper doing grunt work, but we all gotta start somewhere

anyone here live in the st louis area and looking for some help? im available. heres my online resume....just im case

 

[Cable God]

I started out at the bottom too dude We all start somewhere

 

[Russ]

<< I work for a sizable computer company. >>



Me, too.

Russ, NCNE

 

[The Stigenator]

Network Systems Administrator for a Sizable Special Effects Production Company in Los Angeles County.

Maintain the mixed Fiber Optic / Twisted Pair Network
Trouble Shoot Machines in UNIX (IRIX), MAC OS, NT
Maintain Phone Systems (god I never worked with phones before this)
Write code
Web Surf.

 

[PC Freak]

I'm a NOC Tech for the Air Force.

 

[PCAddict]

I also work for a sizeable computer company.

 

[Adrian Tung]

I'm a programmer and sound designer for a game development company.


atwl

 

[vi edit]

all around &quot;computer guy&quot; for a company that owns about 25 Arby's franchises, 4 Krispy Kreme franchises, plus the 20 some odd PC's in the office.

If it has a keyboard, and it's broke, I fix it

 

[Noriaki]

Sysop/Sysadmin (Security office in IBM terminology) for an AS/400 server farm at a fairly large oil and gas company, they are not specifically IT related (obviously they are oil&amp;gas), but they use a lot of IT people, all their exploration operations run on big unix machines, and my end all the day to day business users software base runs on IBM AS/400s. I have a user base of about 3500 users for the JD Edwards software that we run.

I also do some &quot;programming&quot;, usually in CL (command language, it's a scripting language integrated into the OS something like shell script in unix (not syntactically but the purpose it's servers). I do some in C as well, but less.

I feel your pain DaBoneHead, there is still some RPG and COBOL code running around the 400s that I have to deal with on occasion.

 

[billandopus]

Almost an Oracle DBA ....