How much should I ask as an Atlassian administrator?

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could you please help me figure out my salary? For me, it is not easy to figure the salary range for this one, since not a lot of people I know work in this area so I have little to compare with.



I am working in Europe in IT an Atlassian Administrator. This means that I administer a portfolio of applications (Jira, Confluence, Crowd,...) ranging from installing, upgrading, configuring, troubleshooting, consulting with users and doing a business analysis. I also have a intermediate knowledge of Linux, PostgreSQL and other parts of the application needed and I hold three certifications that basically help companies get discounts on Atlassian software licenses.



I have 4 years of experience in the area professionally, and 3 years of experience in the area as a hobbyist.



What would be a good hourly / MD rate to ask?



Thank you for any advice you might have. :)






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    I am working in Europe in IT an Atlassian Administrator. This means that I administer a portfolio of applications (Jira, Confluence, Crowd,...) ranging from installing, upgrading, configuring, troubleshooting, consulting with users and doing a business analysis. I also have a intermediate knowledge of Linux, PostgreSQL and other parts of the application needed and I hold three certifications that basically help companies get discounts on Atlassian software licenses.



    I have 4 years of experience in the area professionally, and 3 years of experience in the area as a hobbyist.



    What would be a good hourly / MD rate to ask?



    Thank you for any advice you might have. :)






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      I am working in Europe in IT an Atlassian Administrator. This means that I administer a portfolio of applications (Jira, Confluence, Crowd,...) ranging from installing, upgrading, configuring, troubleshooting, consulting with users and doing a business analysis. I also have a intermediate knowledge of Linux, PostgreSQL and other parts of the application needed and I hold three certifications that basically help companies get discounts on Atlassian software licenses.



      I have 4 years of experience in the area professionally, and 3 years of experience in the area as a hobbyist.



      What would be a good hourly / MD rate to ask?



      Thank you for any advice you might have. :)






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      could you please help me figure out my salary? For me, it is not easy to figure the salary range for this one, since not a lot of people I know work in this area so I have little to compare with.



      I am working in Europe in IT an Atlassian Administrator. This means that I administer a portfolio of applications (Jira, Confluence, Crowd,...) ranging from installing, upgrading, configuring, troubleshooting, consulting with users and doing a business analysis. I also have a intermediate knowledge of Linux, PostgreSQL and other parts of the application needed and I hold three certifications that basically help companies get discounts on Atlassian software licenses.



      I have 4 years of experience in the area professionally, and 3 years of experience in the area as a hobbyist.



      What would be a good hourly / MD rate to ask?



      Thank you for any advice you might have. :)






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