The Best Tech Jobs for 2025: High Demand & High Pay

Curious about the best tech careers for 2025? Find out which roles are in demand, what they pay, and why they matter in today’s fast-changing world of tech.

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[lettechtutorials]

1. AI / ML
2. Data Scientist
3. Cyber Security
4. Cloud Engineer
5. DevOps Engineer
6. Full-stack Developer
7. Blockchain Developer

[JosephinaHerrmann]

AI in consulting, huh? Thats wild! I remember when I was trying to break into PM, I was all over the place with my prep, reading random stuff, and still bombing interviews. Then I stumbled upon The Thinksters. They had this free session back then, and it was like, boom, clarity! Their approach was super tailored, and I finally got how to tackle those tricky case questions. Fast forward, Im now in a PM role at a cool tech company. Who wouldve thought, right?

[Matteo]

I am not a seasoned developer, however what I have taken from years of learning different I.T roles and industries is that the high demand jobs are ones that are sub-sets of many popular roles, like, as mentioned - QA, Architect’s etc.

Another trick that I think a lot of people miss here is that these videos create market flooding.

Take this for example, everyone runs off now to learn AI programming/development.

In 5 years time everyone will be doing it, what happens is the previously in demand jobs that are currently considered dead. Are now back in high demand because people aren’t learning and practicing them.

Pick something that interest’s you, or you have no hope. Find a role/niche within that sector, practice and build stuff, and a portfolio - the rest is history.

Old languages like java and c++ are still in high demand, because they have had their hype, and now stabilised.

This is required with all languages/tech roles.

Currently everyone is learning python & AI - facts.

[MuhammadFarooq-ryce]

I guess every tech career is high paying if you are good in it and use your skills in good ways

[vivekt.]

I decided to learn data engineering with software engineering after data Analyst but realize that learning just 1 thing is good enough than stressing yourself with multiple things to learn. At the end of the day both Roles are important and in Demand in many companies/countries.

BTW Can u make roadmap video on Software engineer/developer ?

[thembisilemathibela]

Thank you, Mosh. I'm about to finish my full stack web development bootcamp, you mentioning full stack has propelled me to work even harder to complete my course. Will continue learning and sharpening my new found skill set...

[JF-ifjh]

The only issue is none of these roles are not hiring for the entry level

[DonaldJevgenjevichPanasonic]

If you wanna get in Tech, choose field and role which you can imagine being your hobby. If there's no such role, Tech is not for you.

[smshohag]

I can't skip any content from Mosh's channel! I love him so much as an instructor. 🥰🥰🥰

[yohanpasindu]

In January 2025, I decided to follow an AI Engineering degree program. 😊 Thanks for making my path clear.

[ab_tech]

Aspiring Full stack software engineer, currently learning frontend

[kriscodes]

I started with Mosh in 2018. It was hard getting my first job. The market is not what it was in COVID but don't give up. You will find something.

[TonyP-df]

1 and 2 have an extremely high barrier to entry due to the heavy math and statistics required to be taken seriously.

[razashah]

I am happy to see that full-stack developer's demand is increasing. I am learning also full-stack Web Development.

[KIRUBEL-ek]

Now i am learning fullstack development in Ethiopia but i will also go to AI gradually through remote work

[JosephCloudLabs]

I'm excited about the Cloud engineering career and I have already passed my AWS Solution Archtect certificate and in 2025 I am starting my biggest 7 projects which will help me to standout for the interviews.

[DrexFire-en]

Reminds me of the time I met someone who seemed to have all the time in the world while the rest of us were constantly buried in work. They traveled, spent time with family, and never seemed stressed about deadlines. Curious, I asked how they managed to escape the daily grind.

[shabeshvarans]

Roadmaps for cloud engineer and cyber security will be useful.

[BrickTamlandOfficial]

High Demand + High Pay = flooded job market where employers are asking for unreasonable expectations from their employees because they can just replace them immediately. It's better to go into high demand fields where there are more jobs than applicants and employers want to fill those roles quickly.

[AleshiaFeil]

The author of this video, thank you very much, which explained how to act in the current situation on the market. Can you tell us more about elizzarda? I think most people will like it)