7 HOT Tech Jobs in 2024 | Salaries REVEALED | Ranked by Pay | Entry-Level | Global Demand
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- 🚀 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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1-Ai engineer
2-Iot engineer
3-Cloud engineer
4-Data science
5-Cybersecurity Analyst
6-Software engineer
7-Ui/Ux designer
This was in the description the entire time.😄
Reggie, thank you for compiling this list for people who want and need this information.
Very informative and concise.. THANK YOU!!!
Great info! Very comprehensive, thanks!
The video I've been looking for!!! THANK YOU :)
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.
Nice video, great delivery...you should be on your way to many more subs pretty soon.
Fingers crossed!
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
Thanks for this
Thank you so much
Good bro
Thanks for sharing Reggie!
Great video quality too 😎
My pleasure! Thanks for the positive feedback!
I just recently started looking at Tech as a career and this is some great information thank you
I'm glad it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback!
Solid video. Ty for confirmation
Subscribed bro. Never heard of AI Engineer!
Hi James! Great your video is so informative and it will definitely make path a bit easier to choose for people who are so confused with so many Tech's running around..
Actually I am right now so confused to choose a tech within cloud and data analyst...when i was doing some research around I have got to know that data Analyst and data Scientist roles opportunities may be falling a bit down due to code interpreters in future....not sure how far this can be correct but please clarify....
Please suggest what tech can be picked which will not fall going forward(Data analyst or Cloud platforms)
Thank you very much!☺️ Keep rocking🥳
great vid, well done
Thank you for the nuggets namesake😊
Great content and I think DeVops Engineers, Platform Engineers and SRE are the underdogs but well paid as well!
Yea! Those are great jobs. I do talk about them in other videos on my channel!
Landed my first help desk position 🎉
congrats only up from there
I appreciate that he compiled a thorough introductory list and did such a complete review of salary expectations. I am curious of where he got his numbers and where he is. It is also important to note that some companies start at a different scale. For example, the software engineer applying to support a local hardware company’s website may get paid much less than a Meta SE entry level hire with a $50k sign-on bonus.
Thank you for sharing with us
My pleasure
As someone who is transitioning into tech this was very helpful! thank you !
Glad it was helpful!
I’m a DevOp engineer, and I highly recommend this path to everyone look for a success IT career.
How to become a DevOps engineer bro?
Why do you recommend it?
Hey please explain yourself alit bit more
*Wth is a DevOp sounds like a BlackOp*
Right. I wonder why DevOps engineer isn't on the top list. I started learning 3 months ago. Do you have any advice for me on a learning path?
Thank bruh.
This was really helpful
My pleasure.
Great list of Tech roles 👍
Thank you for the video. I've been in helpdesk for 6 years and hace been trying to get out. Struggling to find a path as im sick of direct end user support.
Thank you for this information 🙏🏾. It seem like the most highest paid jobs need to learn coding. Also thank you for allowing us to get ahead of the technology trends. More than likely we will have jobs that would be waiting for us.
You’re welcome. I would suggest learning to code for any tech job. You don’t need to become an expert, but it’ll give you a strong foundation. And yes, most of the roles I mentioned are going to go to people with coding skills.
@@ShiftToTechWithRegwhat’s a good coding program you’d recommend? I want to learn coding
@@yochieng I recommend you check out Educative. Great coding platform for learning full stack development and more. educative.pxf.io/SHIFTTOTECHWITHREG
@@ShiftToTechWithReg ok, thank you 🙏🏾
Great video, someone finally keeping it real. Now all I need to know is what certificate and or education do I need to get those jobs. 😂
I just finished a manual qa course. Is there enough of a space for manual software testers or do companies depend on software developers to do their own testing or just outsource this role overseas? I want to break into tech, but I don't know any code and I did some sql for a homework assignment. What do you recommend?
Manual QA is a fantastic job! In fact, I started my tech career in that position. ua-cam.com/video/ekZOTCYdQm4/v-deo.html
You don't need coding for QA, though it is helpful to know it. Companies outsource many roles, for many different reasons. But thats not a reason to push forward on a QA track if you're interested in that space.
Nice content. You just won a sub here. Keep up the grest work
Thanks for the sub! Working on new stuff right now!
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
I can see your point, however, most of these roles are beyond the scope of this channel! (and my expertise!) Thanks for the comment.
This video is about digital tech not physical mechanical tech jobs
What in the world…. Keep your blue collar list to your self …. We want to be rich …. Some companies will launch and file an IPO
🤔😂😂
A lot of people would do good to listen to this post, probably a better chance of starting your own electric automotive shop or elevator installation company and becoming a millionaire slowly than starting a startup and becoming a millionaire in the ipo over night
Thank you brother ❤
Great video! However, where do I get professionally-accredited AI-Engineering training without getting into debt?
How about digital marketing? Im confused between data analytics and digital marketing
At what point do you talk about the challenges to obtain a career in these fields? The certifications, degree and connections are not just it. What about the testing recruiters give to applicants during the interview process? Additionally, the fundamentals that will be required in these positions? UI/UX is an amazing field. But having a portfolio is just not enough.
Cool video. You highlighted careers. But people shall take note they need to do their own research further.
Tyvm
Please where is the link to the more detailed description of a cybersecurity analyst
Wow, this is amazing!
Glad you think so! Thanks for the comment.
Great video! Can you tell me the difference between data analyst and data scientist?
Im a cybersecurity Analyst, I do have skills in Ai , ML and IOT security skills but I wanna go further with AI
Can you be my coach?
Please, I want to hook up with you for guide. I'm new into cyber security
To become a cyber security analyst in the US. Is Tech Support and Tech Help desk a good start ?
Can you tell me how to get the job
@@ajayiseunjoshua8435 for sure I do teach cybersecurity online
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
What we're you doing before getting into tech?
I am also looking for a company I can start training my frontend dev skills, if anyone can help me out
Be okay with feeling like you know nothing for 6 months - 1 year, I remember feeling like a imposter, copying and pasting code and not able to understand basic concepts in the beginningning but if you stick with it and put in both hard work mixed with smart work, the sky is the limit, Be open to ask questions and learn from everyone in the beginning
@@rubancharles8998thanks for this advice
@@rubancharles8998 honestly this is the same way im feeling, i decided to do all what you mentioned above, rn i feel like a dummy
Nice job, subbed immediately
Welcome aboard!
Thank you for this....interestingly, my eyes are on these 😊
Ai, UX/UI, Cloud Engineering
My pleasure.
Incredible video. Concise, informative, and accurate. Thank you!
These jobs might be well paid, however, looking at the data from the BLS it seems like the future isn’t really a sure thing for most of these jobs.
Digging the Franklin BBQ hat!
Fellow BBQ lover I take it!
How about Product Management roles? I think it’s a role that pays well and will not go extinct anytime soon either.
Product management roles are great, but many companies are rethinking how they implement the product function. Many are moving away from business/design focused PMs and choosing PMs with more of a tech background. Still a great career worth pursuing.
That is basic on the People living USA what of people in different countries like South Sudan
Am interested in this narratives
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
Of course bro. I hope you've subscribed to the channel. We're gonna be breaking down these jobs and even more. Btw, welcome to the US. Where are you based?
Yeah I subscribed, I don’t need anyone to tell me self, i loved the channel as i watched the video, i based here in Maryland
@@ShiftToTechWithRegm
@@ShiftToTechWithRegcan doctors go into tech.
How can I get into to Cybersecurity Analyst role?
Hi there Reggie what do you think is the best college major out of cyber security or information technology for management or management information systems rank
The best one depends on your long term goals. Information Technology is more general and opens up many pathways within tech. And focuses more on management. Cyber security is in huge demand, but you need to be clear thats what you want to do for the long term.
@@ShiftToTechWithReg which do you recommend more and why
@@ShiftToTechWithReg btw is either itmb or cybersecurity
Im interested in Cybersecurity analyst, how can one lauñch into it. I hv BSc in Computer Science. What courses can one do to break into it
Great video. Can i get a job in tech without programming knowledge?
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😂😂😂
Hey Reggie, I’m currently in a program where I am working towards my cysa cert with no tech experience mostly finance . Is there any role I should focus on for my first role? Ik about cybersecurity analyst but I’m in New York and I feel that it’s a harder market with no experience
If you're planning to leverage your background in finance and sales, learning cyber security and positioning yourself for a tech sales job for the many cybersecurity firms out there seems like a no-brainer. However, if you're wanting to move away from sales and become more technical, theres a few different pathways to pursue - the easiest would be getting a job in tech support for a large firm and continue developing your skills.
@@ShiftToTechWithReg thank you for your perspective 💯
This video was really insightful 🔥. I’m a Snr UX designer and I’m interested to know if there are opportunities for people looking to migrate to the US ?
Much love ❤️ from South Africa 🇿🇦.
Theres always opportunities to migrate to the US, though I'm not sure about the best pathways.
@@ShiftToTechWithReg at least there is a way. I’m one who’s looking to expand my Knowledge base, and I’ve been toying with the idea of taking a job outside of Africa.
Your content keeps me motivated. Keep up the good work 👌🏾👌🏾.
I am interested in AI prospect and innovation
I'm a data analyst now, and the goal is to eventually be an A.I. Engineer. Great video!
The question is how does one become an AI engineer? All the others have clear paths and courses
@seetsamolapo5600 That is true. Since it's so new, not a lot of people have videos on how to become one
Same here!!
@@seetsamolapo5600learn Python or C++, and look up training courses and certifications online that aim towards that. Ultimately Python would be the best bet in my opinion. Salesforce has an AI cert and training program as well as AWS has a machine learning free course and a cert as well
You're a step ahead of me. I've gotta video coming up on that. Stay tuned.@@seetsamolapo5600
I guess you omitted Immersie tech ( AR,VR,XR,MR)
You did not talk about Microsoft power platform.. @Reggie
Going into UI from an architecture background, I need friends who we can motivate ourselves together
That's a big jump. Have you already started learning?
Beginner here too
@@talielnussen3867 join the community. We’re helping each other break into tech!
www.reginaldljames.com/workshop
@@ShiftToTechWithReg I just joined
I’m Nigerian and a cyber security analyst, how do i go about getting a job in the US. Someone please help
Hi Brother !!! Most AI Engineers Don't know they Developing their own job replacement ! if we push hard to AI Development all human Jobs swift in the wind !!!
Hello Reg
Thanks for this amazing video 🙏
So am a ui/ux designer, and am considering changing a carrer part, which would you recommend? Since i already have experience in ui/ux design
Thank you 😊
Thanks for the feedback. Why don't you join our community? We can chat 1:1 there about your next career move! www.reginaldljames.com/workshop
@@ShiftToTechWithReg okay thank you
Nice content
Do you have any way we can get training in these fields?
Yes we do. I'm gonna be making a bunch of videos on how to get training here. I'm also gonna bring folks onto the podcast who can help you get the training as well.
@@ShiftToTechWithReg That will be awesome! Thanks.
Right now AI is hot cake 🍰 in market...
But people say data science 😂😂😂
Your house looks nice!!
Haha, thanks man. I have my wife to thank for that!
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
I’m interested please how do I get information about this training.
@@joysinclair4627 You in Seattle area? Many schools around that train you as CNA for 1k usd.. and you can basically work different gigs driving around to client sites
ProCare Academy in Lakewood, WA is a good one
Great, just wanna know. I just apply to get trained and I get the job there after?
@@zimocj Jobs are plenty on Craigslist -Seattle.. most people don't want these jobs.. I don't care as long as making money.
I'm a UIUX designer and I have been trying to get an entry-level role but it hasn't been easy. I'm considering adding cloud engineer to my skills.
That’s an interesting mix for a designer. I would think FE development would be a more practical skill to learn for a designer.
@@ShiftToTechWithReg FE that's Frontend Development. Alright
Thanks.
Yes, front-end development tends to pair very nicely with Design skills. If you just think about the value creation chain, FE development comes after the design process, whereas cloud skills are much more about day-to-day technology operations. @@LindaOluchi-um9yh
@@ShiftToTechWithReg Thanks.
I will focus on that.
I do appreciate your response
what about Network engineer?
Been applying for a UiUx design role for almost 6month now but I’m not getting any response, I keep working as volunteer without pay . Pls can you help
Keep hustling! Keep building your portfolio! You will get your breakthrough!
Hello Boss! I gained admission to do IOT in Finland with a partial scholarship. I've thought a lot about the offer so I will be sure I am making a good choice for years to come. Do you think IOT will stay in years to come?
Absolutely! Yes. And congratulations on getting into the program!
Stay in your country
I've been trying to study AWS cloud architects but haven't been able to get a certificate yet. I need to practice but I don't want to pay
Then you are not serious
"In the US" being the keyword.
Man I can’t even get a interview
What field of tech are you in?
Same 😢
Same
This seems to be a recurring issue
Yup do you think it’s related to the big tech company layoffs at the beginning of the year? Is the market saturated with tech talent?
DevOps in the building!
I was looking in the tech field. 1. Most ask for mid-senior level.
2. Most want someone for example: in ux/ui design, to know management, web designing some even ask for software development skill. How am i supposed to get an entry level when they have such demands?
Some jobs requirements can be a bit unrealistic. If I were you, I'd focus on developing T shaped skills. That might mean you're speciality is UX/UI, but you have some broad skills across front-end web development. Thats the way to break into tech.
What about software quality assurance job?
We’re now in the period of tech job reccession 😢
Please can I go into this without any IT background? I would love to but I don't even know how to use a laptop. Please is it possible and where and how would I start ?
You should start by acquiring some basic computer skills. Then move into a course that covers the basics of information technology. From there you can decide which areas you're most interested in and start to specialize.
This has beeen my dream since when i eas growing up, but never had the privilege 😢. I hope to achieve this goal 😢
So what's stopping you now bro?
Have checked ALX Africa scholarships, I am a software engineering student. I have also wanted to be one day especially AI engineer because I love robotics when I was in school Electrical/Electronics engineering but I didn't want hardware stufff😂😂
@@chukzpaulz Thanks so much l. I'll check it out
@@WadeyAdams alright
What about systems analyst
I’m struggling to get internships under cybersecurity 😢
This is a great information but I think I need a mentorship 😢 am confuse about tech and don’t know which to go for.
Do you know where to look for good mentors?
No I don't.. tell me
@@ShiftToTechWithRegpls I need mentor about the tech stuffs
@@uwuigbechristian9022 www.reginaldljames.com/workshop
Are these really positions you can learn without going to a school? Doesn’t seem like it
What are cloud entry level jobs? It is like impossible to get an interview at least. I got the azure 900 and apparently that doesn't even matter lol
bruh you know damn well you need more than that ! dont waste those employers time tf
@@squidsweatjuiceoven8583 Then why the hell exist entry level Jobs.
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?
Yes, of course there is. It depends on your professional background, your interests and your willingness to acquire new skills though.
Hi, Which is better between Business Information technology and Information technology.
Pretty much the same. What job are you trying to get?
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.
What about devops or cloud engineer?
@@Ram-rm2gz - There are sort of IT support desk jobs, but for cloud services. _Cloud_ [AWS, etc] _Support Engineer_ might be a good entrance. Work on basic skills: Linux, databases, etc. And start working on basic cloud certs.
DevOps means somewhat different things to different companies, but generally involves software and operations -- software engineering, containers, deployment pipelines, IaC-type stuff. There's _lots_ to learn there.
Oh, thanks for the heads up
@@cacogenicistto
Thank you
Please i want to know if I can be good in tech as an art student. I have no knowledge of science and technology. Please advise me
Your skills in art could be easily applied in UX/UI Design.
software engineer 🔥
You seem to be confused about the difference between a Data Scientist and a Data Analyst. What you described is a role of a Data Analyst, its a more junior position to a Data Scientist.
2ndly, Software Engineers earn way more than what you stated.
I thought as much but then, it's easier to transit into each other with coding/programming skills. People make much more than $300k a year doing other stuff, I just love doing tech and Business 😂😂
what about Data Analytics. i reckon its a little different from data science. Is data analytics not in tech too?
Both r same but Data scienctist Are more deep and advanced knowledge
Data science encompasses data analytics.Data science is more of programming/coding and partly analysis while data analytics entails data analysis and no coding.
If I took a bootcamp maybe they can get me my first job.
I’m an experienced software engineer, full stack, but don’t know about how to get roles. Who can coach me through to it and tell me what you want
You can join our shift to tech community. I can chat more with you there. You can also chat with others in the group about the best courses, and do what others in the group are doing to get into tech. www.reginaldljames.com/workshop
For those who can't get a job, do projects and have your portfolio ready to share
Facts.
Oceans of blessings y'all
Good
Thanks
What career in tech doesnt have more demand than skilled workers or have global demand??????
What about data engineering