I've introduced myself before in a comment section, but I figured why not in a post. Hello everyone, my name is Aye (pronounced as I.E.) and I am trying to break into IAM as well. I've graduated last year with a degree in IT Infrastructure and currently work at a data center as a technical support associate. First I am learning networking before I get really heavy in IAM, but I will still learn as I go regardless. I wish everyone the best in their IAM journey!

Hello all! I’m glad to have found this place. I’ve been in IT for 10+ years. I have done help desk, system administration, M365 administration, Intune engineering and desktop support. When it comes to IAM, I’m more than familiar with concepts. I have some experience with Okta, but have more experience with Active Directory and Entra ID. I would even go far as stating that my Intune experience and M365 administration experience was a mix of endpoint/ tenant management and IAM (with minimal IGA as well). I would like to get back into IAM work and step away from end user support. I’m currently thinking about going for AZ-104 and SC-300 or going for Okta Professional and Okta Administrator.

Hello. New Here. From DMV. I recently learned about IAM. Found about this on AI Gemini Search Reddit. I have been in IT for a few years now. I've done Help/Service Desk, now Desktop Support. I want to level up in career. I have worked with AD/On Prem, MS Azure/Entra, OKTA. IAM cyber is the best approach w/ transferable skillset. I am pursuing MS-300 certification, but hands-on experience comes first. Definitely looking forward to learning IAM!! :-)

Hello everyone, I've been working as an IT Help Desk and Data Entry for about 3 years now. I'm very excited to enter in this IAM world!

Hello everyone, I am an IAM Analyst - working in this role for over 1 year in the Greater Seattle Area for a large local company Currently studying for the Microsoft SC-300 certification and looking to move towards IAM Architect