1. Look for a smaller antiquated company or department that doesn't understand IT, and has few if any in-house IT professionals. Make sure the role doesn't include user support. Look for "Operations" jobs.
2. Look for positions that have a TON of manual work. Search for "prepare daily/weekly/etc... reports." and similar job functions.
3. Automate as much of it as possible.
4. DO NOT TELL ANYONE that you have automated those functions.
(optional - ethical constraints)
5. Insist on working from home so you can work for multiple companies simultaneously.
1. Look for a smaller antiquated company or department that doesn't understand IT, and has few if any in-house IT professionals. Make sure the role doesn't include user support. Look for "Operations" jobs.
2. Look for positions that have a TON of manual work. Search for "prepare daily/weekly/etc... reports." and similar job functions.
3. Automate as much of it as possible.
4. DO NOT TELL ANYONE that you have automated those functions.
(optional - ethical constraints)
5. Insist on working from home so you can work for multiple companies simultaneously.