10 Most In Demand Tech Jobs 2023 (Part 1: Technical)

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In this series of videos, we're going to be talking about the top in demand roles that are high paying and still hiring in the tech industry, today. These roles are still in demand despite the tech layoffs and recession. Subscribe to get notified when more videos come out discussing the top 10 non-technical and creative tech roles.

We'll be using data from levels.FYI's "Still Hiring" database,   as well as their compensation data.
Levels.FYI:

We're going to be talking about fully technical roles. We're going to be talking about roles that sit at the intersection between non-technical and technical. For people of both backgrounds, we're going to be talking about fully nontechnical roles and then the top 10 roles for creative types in the tech industry.

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[ColinLate]

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What roles are you interested in?

[lporto]

0:40 Software Engineering
1:01 Product Manager
1:17 Machine Learning Engineer
1:54 Data Scientist
2:10 Full Stack Engineer
3:53 DevOps Engineer
4:04 Cloud Solutions Architect
4:19 Mobile Engineer
4:45 Frontend Engineer
5:10 Backend Engineer

[mopsca]

A few friends were laid off, but most got new jobs, so it's not all doom and gloom I guess

[bosheepsheep]

I was a UX designer focused a little more in UI and was doing really well and paid on the higher end. Then I got on maternity leave and was let go when I returned. I was thinking of project management, or would you recommend something else?

[goryboy]

Also, more productive comment / question? I am breaking into tech and fully committing. I’m leaning towards the software engineer path. Would you recommend me returning to college or an alternative form of education such as a boot camp? I’m 23 years old for reference and want to get into the industry sooner than later. Thank you, great video by the way.

[deekshagowda]

After 2 years in Java development... I m planning to switch QA Automation because I don't want much coding... Is it a right choice or which technology can I choose

[galattacs]

Am having 3.5 years of experience in manual testing and 7 years career break .. now again restarting my career in testing and searching jobs and struggling to find job .. after getting job in testing I would like to upgrade my skills or move to other technology

Which one you ll suggest for me and good career growth in future .. upgrading skills in automation continue as tester or moving to DevOps engineer or moving to AI/DS/ML ?

Please reply 🙏🏻

[WeTheSalesEngineers]

May I add Solution/Sales Engineer as a job that is in high demand at this point in time. I know I am biased since that is all I talk about, but the market is there for those who want it

[citacee]

Great video for those that already have technical background. What about roles that don’t require a technical background

[gideonocholi]

Hello!
Thanks for your amazing video I learnt a lot.
Am currently looking for a tech Job as a python developer, what advice do you have for me

[zainkhalid]

Hey, I need your advice. I'm a bachelor's in computer science and planning to go to the UK for my masters.
I've three options Computer Science, Data Science and Data Analysis as a degree. I want to specialize as a Machine Learning Engineer but i can afford Data Analyst degree most easily.

To be honest, master's is the only pathway for me to jump from a third world to a first world country & it's one of the main reasons I'm doing my master's.

Should i go for master's in data analysis and develop my skills in machine learning instead and pursue my career in it? or it'll be a fatal mistake?

[EmpathyIsInstinct]

when will you post the video about creative roles?

[psychedelictacos]

What about cyber security specialists!

[Sam]

whats a better career path. data scientist or backend engineer? What pays more?

[dmastervideos]

What about something like Business Analyst? I see on levels fyi that they earn quite little compared to other roles

[renzochepar]

Are those salaries from the Sillicon Valley? According to Indeed. the national AVG salary for a Software Engineer is not 200K, it is 120K. a Data Scientist 124K. and so on..

[seekert]

Where do Cyber Security Engineers place in the rankings?

[Syedas]

hello

I am a under grad student. What all skills should I learn for ML/AI job?

[UpworkYaroslav]

The only guy who explained the IT jobs briefly and was understandable. Thank you for the short and productive video! Keep up the work!!!

[English--Iraq]

Can a person from outside America work as AWS cloud solution architect without college degree?