Position: System administrator
Category: Sysadmin
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 5


Computer science has always been fascinating for me. I began as a basic user at a very young age, trying to understand what a machine could do, how to repair it, as well as how to improve its efficiency. Over the years I started questioning more and more, until I found myself choosing the field of studies.

I began studying Computer Science and Informatics in the University of Peloponnese, from where I achieved the diploma  of Computer Mechanics, with a profession on Networking. I had my first hands-on experience from volunteering to the University's NOC team, where I assisted other apprentices maintain the laboratory's equipment.

Later on, on the last semester, where an internship was required to receive my B.Sc. I found a job in a private company, where I worked for 4 and half years. I gradually advanced from a Technician to a Team Leader, as part of the quality of service I offered to the company, similar to the customer satisfaction each and every one of my clients received.

Due to the mandatory military obligations in my country, I was requested to enroll in the army for a full year. After the basic training, I applied for a specialty and was honored to find out that I was accepted for further training on military Informatics.

After the full year, I returned to the office constantly thinking that I could be so much more, so I began searching for new technologies, new skills and of course a new job opportunity that would be more suitable.

This is where I found a job as a Systems Engineer, working mostly with virtualization technologies and storage systems, as well as troubleshooting minor to advanced and complicated issues.

Although it's always good to have a wide variety of skills, as every professional should, a specialty and a deeper understanding of a specific scientific field is what makes us unique.