No degree, no Polish, but I know Linux and homelab. Can I get an entry IT job?

[lipen@reddthat.com]

Hi everyone,

I arrived in Poland from Ukraine a few days ago. I do not have a university degree
and I have never worked in IT before, but I have some practical skills and
wanted to ask for advice.

I have used Linux as my main system on my desktop for a few years, and I really
like fixing system problems. I also host different things on my own server:
Wireguard, OpenVPN, Hysteria2, Matrix, XMPP, Mumble, an IRC bouncer, my own Git
server, and a static website synced with rsync. I used Docker a lot and now I am
learning Podman. I also know some basic programming: I made small games in
LOVE2D with Lua, tried C++ and Unity, and wrote a Python bot that checks ticket
availability on a website and sends notifications.

My English is around B1 level. I can read documentation easily, write in text
chat, and speak okay, but I am still working on it. I do not speak Polish yet,
but I want to learn it.

I know that getting a developer job is very hard right now, so I am not looking
for that. I am ready to start with any entry job: technical support, helpdesk,
junior Linux administrator, or an assistant role. I really want to work in tech
and avoid physical work in warehouses if possible.

Is it realistic to find this kind of job in Poland without Polish and with B1
English? What job titles should I search for on LinkedIn or Pracuj, and do
companies care about self-hosted home server projects?

Thank you for any advice!