Top 5 Cloud Computing Careers For 2023 | Salaries Included

What are the top Cloud Computing careers for 2023?

In this video I share 5 roles I recommend looking into. For each of these, I’ll be explaining:
• What the role is
• What skills are required
• Average salary in the US

Please give this video a like if you found it helpful! Let me know in the comments if you have any video suggestions.

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▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬
0:00 Introduction
0:31 Role 1: Solutions Architect
2:49 Role 2: Cloud Architect
3:54 Role 3: Sales Development Rep
4:55 Sponsor: Skillshare
5:39 Role 4: Account Manager
6:53 Role 5: Cloud Support Engineer

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[dlove]

My favorite cloud role is the one that pays the highest salary

[hasmat_ali]

Great explanation! I have finished my cloud certification course through AWS and now preparing for the exam. Lucy has been very helpful in learning and motivating ❤.

[TheMattMustain]

I passed the CCP 2 weeks ago and now studying for the SAA. The SA role is something I'm interested in because of the customer interaction and design. Thank you for the great explanation!

[gorka]

Hi Lucy

I love your insightful explanations, they are always well researched and clear.

I cannot stress how many other youtubers cannot cut to the chase, unlike you.

BTW the fact that you are an insider to a major firm is the icing on the cake.
Great info.

[CyberSoul]

Lucy! Loads of great information. I love how your videos are short, concise and straight to the point.

[sungjuyea]

I've recently got a position actively using AWS and it is really complicated and there are loads of things to learn. You're amazing and this channel is a gem :)

[Gerry]

Hey Lucy! I heard that the cloud support engineer career can be stressful since everyday is like a new day but this is what appeals to me the most. I'm currently learning about working in the cloud on A Cloud Guru. Thanks for the video!

[sarahgrant]

Thank you for breaking this down and making it easy to understand!

[huongsigler]

Hi Lucy, thank you for doing this video. This is exactly what I'm looking for. Can you please make a video about how to start with the SDR role?. Thank you.

[wendy_]

Thank You! love you channel learning alot of useful information my favorite role is Cloud support

[rutheemorris]

Excellent, succinct videos to help get acquainted with solutions and cloud engineering!

[Itz_PeanutXD]

Hello Lucy, I got my AWS SysOps Associate Certification today with 785/1000 marks. So I am so happy. Thank you very much for your guidance.

[oreldownie]

Thank you for breaking everything down. New sub for sure

[samjones]

Hey what's up Lucy! Good to see u! Thank you so much for this important video! I'm about to take the SAA exam next month and then LAB LAB LAB to get ready for the cloud workforce. This video gives me a great baseline of salary ranges and a great resource to keep track of the salaries here in the U.S. And I must say, these numbers are quite nice! Well once again, thank you for all that you do for us and I'll see you in the next one! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!! Cheers!!!

[alexyu]

Thanks for sharing Lucy! I just had a thought which is that it seems like Solutions Architect seems to combine the technical expertise of the Cloud Architect along with the ability to understand customer need (which is more of a sales skill). Must be interesting work :)

[xsfarooq]

Thank you for the nice explaination. It would be nice to know the preparation path for the cloud architect.

[sspoku]

Great video, thanks for sharing! I was surprise to learn the account managers make more than the other roles. I need to reach out to our account manager more often lol!

[Cruzan]

In the U.S. these salaries may overlap depending on both the company and the state. The sources I've used put the range a bit lower on some of the titles mentioned here. Also, average salary assumes you have been doing it a while. Therefore, it's not likely what a newbie or entry-level employee will earn. In some cases, the bigger the company, the better the salary. Some cases. Even the big companies will low ball you. Learn how to negotiate and leverage your training, experience, and education.

[mexicanmax]

Amazing content usual 😃. Keep going Lucy!!

[shreyasawant]

This was very helpful I'm trying to build my career in cloud and hope to become like you one day ❤ thank you