All Categories

Popular college major has one of the highest unemployment rates

7/1/2025

If you are applying to college soon or looking to change your major, you may want to think twice before committing to this popular STEM major.
Computer science ranked seventh amongst undergraduate majors with the highest unemployment at 6.1%, one of the highest unemployment rates across all areas of study, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Read full article

0 Comments

The Demand for Skilled Tech Talent Is Rising

6/2/2025

0 Comments

🧠 Top Insight: The Demand for Skilled Tech Talent Is Rising

The market continues to see high demand for professionals in cloud computing, cybersecurity, and data engineering. Companies are shifting from “just hiring” to “hiring right.”

Pro Tip: Don’t wait until you have an urgent need — build your tech talent pipeline now.

💼 Featured Roles We're Filling This Month

Cloud Solutions Architect – Remote, AWS-focused, 5+ years exp.
Senior DevOps Engineer – Hybrid, Kubernetes, CI/CD
Data Analyst – SQL, Tableau, Python preferred
IT Support Specialist – Tier II, helpdesk, great communication skills

Looking to hire? Contact us to schedule a free consult.

🛠️ Tech Staffing Services We Offer

Contract & Contract-to-Hire IT Staffing
Direct Hire for Critical Tech Roles
Project-Based Technical Teams
White-Glove Executive Search (CTO, VP of Engineering)
Talent Pipeline Planning & Onboarding Support

👥 Spotlight: Our Candidate Vetting Process

We ensure every tech candidate is:
✅ Technically assessed
✅ Culture-aligned
✅ Communication-strong
✅ Ready to make an impact

📈 Client Success Snapshot

Case Study: A SaaS company reduced hiring time by 40% using our vetted DevOps talent pipeline. Within 2 weeks, they filled 3 roles — no internal HR strain.

0 Comments

Exciting Launch Announcement from Tech Nerds

5/1/2025

0 Comments

Exciting Launch Announcement from Tech Nerds

We are proud to announce the upcoming launch of Tech Nerds official company cryptocurrency this September. This exclusive token will serve as the cornerstone of our platform, offering unique engagement opportunities for our consultants and future candidates.

In addition, we’re excited to introduce the Tech Nerds Concierge Package — a premium service designed specifically for candidates who are ready to move beyond the frustration of resume submissions with no response. Our Concierge Package offers personalized support, direct feedback, and expert guidance to help you stand out in today’s competitive job market.

Stay tuned for more details as we continue to innovate and elevate the career experience for tech professionals.

0 Comments

Top 5 hottest IT jobs in 2025

3/30/2025

0 Comments

Tech Nerds is working tirelessly to support IT professionals who have been displaced due to the economic challenges of 2025. With the rapid evolution of technology and shifting market demands, many skilled individuals find themselves in need of new opportunities.

Our mission is to bridge the gap by connecting top talent with companies seeking experienced professionals. Whether it’s through resume building, interview preparation or direct job placement, we are committed to ensuring IT professionals land positions that match their expertise and career goals.

Despite the economic downturn, certain IT roles remain in high demand as businesses continue to invest in technology.

The top five hottest IT jobs in 2025 include:

Cloud Engineers, who are essential for managing cloud infrastructure;

Cybersecurity Analysts, protecting organizations from ever-evolving threats;

AI/ML Engineers, driving automation and data-driven decision-making;

DevOps Engineers, streamlining software development and deployment;

Enterprise Architects, ensuring IT strategies align with business objectives.

These roles are shaping the future of IT, and Tech Nerds is here to help professionals secure their next opportunity in this evolving landscape.

0 Comments

Trending Tech in 2025

3/10/2025

0 Comments

Trending tech in 2025 is all about innovation and transformation. Here are some of the top emerging technologies to watch out for:

• Generative AI: This technology is revolutionizing industries by creating highly sophisticated and human-like content, from text and images to audio and complex simulations.

• Quantum Computing: Quantum computers can process information exponentially faster than classical computers, solving complex problems in cryptography, drug discovery, and more.

• 5G Expansion: The fifth generation of mobile networks promises significantly faster data download and upload speeds, wider coverage, and more stable connections.

• Virtual and Augmented Reality: Enhanced VR and AR technologies are offering more immersive and realistic experiences, transforming industries like gaming, training, and healthcare.

• Internet of Things (IoT): IoT technology is making cities smarter, managing assets, resources, and services efficiently.

• Biotechnology in Agriculture: Advances in biotechnology are creating crops with enhanced traits, increasing resistance to pests and diseases, and improving nutritional profiles.

• Autonomous Vehicles: Self-driving cars are being developed, using AI, sensors, and machine learning to navigate and operate without human intervention.

• Blockchain: This technology is providing transparency, security, and reducing fraud in industries like supply chain management, voting systems, and healthcare.

• Edge Computing: Processing data near the source is reducing latency and improving real-time processing and decision-making.

• Sustainable Technology: Innovations are focusing on reducing energy consumption, lowering carbon emissions, and promoting eco-friendly practices.

These trending technologies are not only transforming industries but also creating new job opportunities. Some of the top trending jobs in 2025 include:

• AI Specialist: Designing, programming, and training artificial intelligence systems.

• Quantum Computing Engineer: Developing quantum algorithms and working on quantum hardware.

• Data Privacy Officer: Ensuring companies adhere to privacy laws and best practices.

• 5G Network Engineer: Installing, maintaining, and optimizing 5G networks.

• Virtual Reality Developer: Creating immersive VR content and applications.

0 Comments

Remote laptops get no patches when scheduling windows updates!

8/10/2009

8 Comments

Setup: Native Mode

2003 Server in the DMZ
Setup as : MP,DP,Site System

Intranet :

SCCM/WSUS Configured as the Central Site Server and all packages are being deployed sucessfully to remote laptops via internet access. WSUS was introduced and port 8530/8531 were included into IIS (WSUS Administrator)and all ssl settings were configured. Updates were sychronized sucessfully in the wsyncmgr.log file (100% downloads with no errors). I am able to utilize update pushes via update list deployment via templates (collection) on the lan.

Problem: When scheduling, windows update pushes to remote laptops, then they don't get any patches at all. The scan log lets me know exactly how many updates are needed on those systems but, I can not get the updates unless they interact with the lan. All conventional packages are still working fine except wsus update packages.

Troubleshooting steps takes to resolve this headache:

I examined the registry on one laptop and noticed that it is looking for the Central Site Server were WSUS was intergrated (That is the plan), example : https://servername.fqdn:8531. The entry is in the windows update folder.

                     a) I did a Netstat -and to examine the port and it reports that 8531 is established

The MP in the DMZ port were examined and 8531 was not available. Is this my problem ?

The WUAHandler is reporting = OnSearchComplete-Failed to end search job=0x8024402c.
                                                  Scan failed with error =0x80224402c

If I connect the laptop to the lan it will work fine and all updates will be deployed sucessfully.

I launched a few more test laptops out of an OU where GPO was enforced. Lauch verizon broadband on the laptop and forced the Update policies in the SCCM Client on the laptop. The problem continues.

Any Ideas?
I appologize for the long post, its just that i wanted to explain the entire scenerio.

8 Comments

Investors

7/28/2009

2 Comments

Tech Nerds is currently self funded by it's co-founder. However, we are looking for investors for further development. Anyone interested in funding us may contact us at [email protected] or click here to contact us.

2 Comments

Seeking Outsourcing Recruiting Companies

7/27/2009

2 Comments

Tech Nerds is currently seeking outsourcing recruiting companies to assist us in filling IT job requests within the U.S.if interested, please respond on our contact us page with fee for service.

2 Comments