English Language & Usage Asked on February 20, 2021
Something like "IT expert" or "computer expert" seems verbose. Is there something better? I am looking, though, for a word with that (IT/computer expert) meaning. Something like "mechanic", "actor", "designer"… But something general like "geek" is, as opposed to a more narrow meaning word like "developer".
(Before I’m asked why I think it has negative connotations: See Wikipedia on Geek: "with a general pejorative meaning")
You could use computer guru, but if you need a single word, I'd suggest techie.
Techie (noun): Someone who knows a lot about computers or other electronic equipment.
Lexico also gives computernik and computer jock for a computer expert/enthusiast.
Correct answer by Decapitated Soul on February 20, 2021
Perhaps computer aficionado? This lacks the negative connotation, but it may suggest more of a hobbyist than a professional.
Answered by Michał Kosmulski on February 20, 2021
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