A network of independent IT professionals

Join a New Network of Local IT Professionals

TechSavvy connects independent IT professionals with organizations that need professional onsite technology support and expertise.

Different paths in. Same professional standard once you're in.

Looking for IT support for your organization? Need IT Help?

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What is TechSavvy?

Professional IT help, delivered locally.

TechSavvy is a network of independent IT professionals who work onsite with the organizations around them.

Organizations bring us in for onsite expertise, additional hands on a project, and specialized skills their own team doesn't have. That goes well beyond fixing what's broken: it is planned work, done properly, by people who know the technology.

Who we're looking for

There's more than one path into IT.

Good IT people come from everywhere. If you can do the work to a professional standard, we want to hear from you, whatever your route in looked like.

  • Corporate IT
  • MSPs
  • Help desk
  • Consulting
  • Certifications
  • College or technical education
  • Home labs
  • Projects
  • Volunteer work
  • Business experience
  • Learning by doing
We care about what you can do—not just how you learned to do it.
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Different paths in

How you learned matters less than what you can demonstrate.

An open door is not a lower bar. Every TechSavvy provider is reviewed for the capabilities they claim, and approved one capability at a time.

  • Professionalism
  • Judgment
  • Communication
  • Demonstrated capability
  • Reliability
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Organizations you'll support

Bring enterprise-quality IT to organizations that need it.

The size of an organization shouldn't determine the quality of its IT support.

  • A small business owner on the phone in a shop

    Businesses

    Small and midsize organizations with limited or no internal IT staff.

  • Volunteers at a community nonprofit

    Nonprofits

    Mission-driven teams that need dependable technology on a careful budget.

  • Students working at a computer in a school lab

    Schools

    Classrooms, devices and networks that have to work every school day.

  • Churches

    Office, Wi-Fi and AV technology, often supported by volunteers.

  • MSPs and IT partners

    Local onsite coverage and specialized skills for a partner's clients.

How TechSavvy works

From application to paid work.

Providers are independent. Approval is specific to each capability, and work is offered as it fits, not guaranteed.

  1. Apply

    Tell us what you do well.

  2. Get Verified

    We review and verify your capabilities.

  3. Get Matched

    Receive opportunities that fit your skills.

  4. Do Great Work

    Perform and document it professionally.

  5. Get Paid

    Paid for the work you complete.

Why join TechSavvy?

Put the skills you already have to work.

  • Put underused skills to work
  • Work with different organizations and technologies
  • Choose the opportunities that fit you
  • Build experience across real environments
  • Help organizations in your own community
  • Be part of a professional network
  • Use the specific expertise you're known for

Founding Tech

Help Build TechSavvy From the Beginning

TechSavvy is starting with a founding network of providers across the Philadelphia tri-state area.

Founding Techs join early, help set the professional standard, and are part of the network as it grows. Joining early is not a promise of work or income.

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Ready to put your skills to work?

Apply to join the network, or look through the specialties first.