7 HOT Tech Jobs in 2024 | Salaries REVEALED | Ranked by Pay | Entry-Level | Global Demand

🚀 Looking for the hottest tech careers in 2024? Your search ends here! Dive into my expert analysis and discover the top 7 tech careers that are in high demand, both globally and for the long haul. Whether seeking career advice or considering a tech job switch, this video is your ultimate guide.
🔥 Explore lucrative opportunities and future-proof paths in the world of technology. We've handpicked these tech careers based on their soaring demand, global relevance, ease of learning, and their potential to withstand future industry shifts.
👨‍💻 From cybersecurity guardians protecting digital frontiers to cutting-edge data scientists revolutionizing industries, we've got you covered. Don't miss out on these fantastic tech job prospects!
🔒 AI Engineering and Cybersecurity, are HOT on the list. Both are evergreen fields as digital threats continue to evolve. Followed by fix more tech careers that offer exciting challenges and boundless opportunities.

💼 Get ready to future-proof your career and make informed choices. Stay ahead of the curve with the top tech career picks for 2024.

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—Content in this Video——
00:00 Introduction
00:43 AI Engineer
02:56 IOT Engineer
04:52 Cloud Engineer
06:42 Data Scientist
08:23 Cyber Security Analyst
10:16 Software Engineer
11:42 UX/UI Designer

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[cloudcomputing]

1-Ai engineer
2-Iot engineer
3-Cloud engineer
4-Data science
5-Cybersecurity Analyst
6-Software engineer
7-Ui/Ux designer

[stardommansion]

AI
00:43 AI Engineer
02:56 IOT Engineer
04:52 Cloud Engineer
06:42 Data Scientist
08:23 Cyber Security Analyst
10:16 Software Engineer
11:42 UX/UI Designer

[RobDungus]

Take it with a grain of salt, its entry level to people working in IT. Work in roles that give you experience in the foundations first so that the doors open in security and other fields.

[gersongelin]

I’m a DevOp engineer, and I highly recommend this path to everyone look for a success IT career.

[websitelaunchcourse]

Some Other Tech Jobs In Demand.
1. Electornic Technician
2. Automotive Technician (zero emmisions)
3. Communications Technician
4. Elevator/Escalator Technician
Pays good...but most jobs like these are Blue/Grey collar.
Tech is a Really big ocean. Launch out deep. Just giving a different perspective

[houseofwanny]

I transited into Tech last year as a frontend Dev, it's been a very difficult one, but I'm not ready to stop, I joined a start up company recently as a junior dev, most times I just feel I have Nothing in my head and I keep looking for more solutions

[Dxgreen]

I'm a data analyst now, and the goal is to eventually be an A.I. Engineer. Great video!

[aiviewsandnews]

I just recently started looking at Tech as a career and this is some great information thank you

[Past.jockymusabaofficial]

Im a cybersecurity Analyst, I do have skills in Ai, ML and IOT security skills but I wanna go further with AI

[moses.muchemi]

Caregivers in seattle making 400bucks a day working 16hrs (actually just 3 to 4hrs of actual job..rest is down time sleeping/watching telly).. just one month of training lol

[gujanega]

Great content and I think DeVops Engineers, Platform Engineers and SRE are the underdogs but well paid as well!

[marceloarnez]

Go up to any of these and tell someone with 1-2 years of experience if they're 'in demand" and they'll laugh at you. If you've got 5-10 years of experience sure, you're in demand. If you have little experience you're basically treated like dog and unwanted. The story of tech.

[Real_Thing]

Reggie, thank you for compiling this list for people who want and need this information.

[cacogenicist]

Most of these aren't really "entry-level" jobs, and most will be hard to get into without a degree (and certifications in some cases, especially cybersecurity). There are some areas within cybersecurity that easier to break into than analyst (SOC analyst, etc) jobs, like GRC -- Governance, Risk, and Compliance -- because it's not _quite_ so technical, usually.

[temiojuks]

Please where is the link to the more detailed description of a cybersecurity analyst

[dshericemo]

For those who can't get a job, do projects and have your portfolio ready to share

[HonorAshes]

Nice video, great delivery...you should be on your way to many more subs pretty soon.

[tonybp]

Is there something I can do in the tech field that doesn't require a degree and can hire somebody who's almost 50? I'm asking for too much, huh?

[RichcoupENT]

I recently relocated to the U.S and my dad talked to me about the I.T jobs, i never knew there were so many until you broke them all down and explained so well, for that I’m really grateful and appreciate you, i will love to keep in touch with you further more so i can comfortably decide which of these courses to begin with, i’ll love to get a response from you, stay blessed ✌🏻 have a nice day

[chukzpaulz]

Great, once I graduate from this software engineering program, I will move straight to AI engineering because i have always wanted to study AI engineering because I think more like a machine😂😂😂