Top 10 Tech Jobs in 2023 (& How Much They Pay): Best Tech Careers!
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- Are you interested in a career in tech? If so, you'll want to check out our top 10 tech careers in 2023! These careers include coding, tech, and more, and they are all growing rapidly in popularity.
If you're looking for a career that will be in high demand in the future, check out these top 10 tech careers in 2023! They offer amazing opportunities for growth and unique career paths. Whether you're interested in coding, data science, or something else, these are the careers you'll want to be on the lookout for in the coming years!
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What area in tech are you most interested in??
Perfection 🎉🎉🎉
DevOps Engineer 💪💪💪
Hello👋 Got some questions
Read the description,saw that you started coding in ur final year
1.what age did u start coding?
2.Is it possible for me to start coding in my mid-twenties and still get a job under 2years for someone that knows nothing about programming
3.And finally,what tips can you give for someone that want to master the skills faster and better?
what about non technical roles like scrum master/project manager, sales, etc
best way to start job for total begginers
1) AI Engineer
2) Cyber Security Engineer
3) Cloud Architect
4) Data Scientist / Data Analist
5) Full Stack Developer
6) DevOps Engineer
7) Mobile Application Developer
8) UX/UI Designer
9) Blockchain Developer
10) AR/VR Designers
A.I, Cyber Security and Data Scientist jobs must really be, mind breaking. Im doing Html, Css courses right now and my head already hurts. I can only imagine Full stack, mobile, blockchain and ar/vr.
@@homecoder7816 Hey, how many hours a day are you studying? Is this for real? I've been wanting to do the same but always thought of having a programming partner. Are you interested in talking about it at the very least? Lemme know. Cheers!
@@carlosgil378 Well I currently sit at the pc for around 6 hours daily (I can't get past 6 yet) but my goal is to open a project and finish through it in one go. However, the html css dashboard project i am working on right now, isn't going as fast as i was expecting it to. Taking me multiple days(on the basis of 6 hours daily). Luckily i am documenting my progress manually so i get an idea of how long a project takes me.
@@homecoder7816 6 hours a day-everyday is plenty to learn. I could tag along depending on starting time/hour. I understand HTML and CSS. I completed some of Harvard's CS50 course and FreeCodeCamp's curriculum also. All I need is refreshing. Had that thing were I would drop off because I got bored of doing it by myself. What resources are you using? It's a good thing to document your own progress. Makes things clearer. Depending on schedule we could work something out.
Python and javascipt? xD
I just transitioned from IT Support to Cybersecurity and it is definitely a growing field with alot of opportunities.
So how does cybersecuirty feel like? I'm thinking of changing careers into the IT field but I'm not sure where to start. I'm thinking Data analyst or Cybersecurity, but I'm also looking for a degree to start working into the field cuz I only dabbled into the coding stuff so I never really learned a whole lot.
what did you do to prepare for cybersecurity or did you start an entry job into cybersecurity?
Please kindly share what you did to get into cybersecurity, what short courses? Is coding necessary?
Do you mind if I ask are you making a lot more money having gone into Cybersecurity?
please tell more
This was very insightful. Thank you Tiff!
Hello Tiff, I was thrilled to learn about your transition to tech/IT. So, I have a similar tale to share. I have been in international shipping and logistics space for 20 years + and now contemplating on getting into tech field in order to take up a new skill. I have absolutely no clue about how to get started as I am like a fish out of water where Tech/IT is concerned. I was wondering if you could share some thoughts on how I could get started and what sort of opportunities are out there so that I could pick a certain path. Thank you.
Gem of a video. A million thanks to you Tiff.
Hi Tiff, just to say I am amazed by your videos, continue like that!
Thank you so much!
That's great Tiff.
ty for sharing!!
Thank you for sharing this very helpful content. Awesome, Awesome Video👏! I'm very much interested in switching careers. I have NO previous IT experience and I am trying to find the best resources to LEARN what the first steps in the process should be?
The topic of technological work in this 2023 was interesting, the explanation you provided was precise and understandable. You are lovely Tiff, I appreciate your dedication to technology.☺💖
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much!
Great list! What courses do you recommend for Mobile applications?
Thanks for this video. Subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!💓
i love the amount of work you put into this video i got a question for you please
don't you think that all of these tech areas will highly be affected with AI and I mean not just now ,think about the future in the net 5 to 10 years at least ?? please tell me waht you think
thanks
Thank you for good categorised information :)
Glad it was helpful! Love your profile pic btw :)
@@TiffInTech Thank you :) My favorite Ninja turtle. he is developer/tech person.
Hello Tiff, thanks for the informative video! I am currently working as a Tier 2 support engineer..VoIP, SIP, lots of networking (I have N+ cert as well), I also know some python, SQL and linux. I'm thinking about where to go next: automation QA or perhaps move towards sys admin roles.. which of these 2 paths is better in the long run career-wise in your opinion?
If I were you, I'd get my CCNA STAT! Then go for Linux+ cert. Cisco Devops would be a great cert for looking into automation. But CCNA and Linux+ would def nail down being a System Admin.
this just encouraged me to take ui/ux design that i am learning more serious.
Yes! You got this!
Thanks for this. I just found your channel today.
Please I would like to go into Cybersecurity, preferably one that doesn’t require coding. What do you advise please?
I appreciate you tiff your content is very acceptable
So happy to hear!
I’m fullstack engineer, my oficial first job as a computer engineer that I graduate in Puerto Rico. So far so good but it’s lot of work(mostly learning) thank you udemy and thank you tiff
Wow that is amazing! Congratulations!
@@TiffInTech thank you so much. Also, responding to your question of the message below,
Can you talk about devops? I’m studying for AWS certificate cloud practitioner and that intrigues me to de ops.
What course did you enroll on udemy?
@@ShredzZ I don't have an order but I start as Angular Fernando Herrera (profesor latin). so it will be Angular Maximilian. then I jump to code academy then back in to udemy. the good course for a fullstack is dr. angela yu
bootcamp software development
Would you be able to refer me for the same role? I would be grateful if you could given the job market condition
Awesome list. I was curious if you had any suggestions for a person over 50 who is in the creative field for one of these occupations? Oh and I just passed the CA. Real Estate exam.Thx:-)
So thorough! Thank you 🙏🏽
Glad it was helpful!
great video thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Nice 🔥
Love the hat. Thx for the video. Btw, when you say full stack dev are you talking about LAMP??? Or just in general any full stack dev?
Thank you! 💓
i really need to know what highlighter or shine you use on your face, because its always so sparkly!
Full stack is interesting. I’ve had a few come through my groups and they’ve gotten a lot done but without enough expertise to handle backend performance very well. Not sure how I feel about the concept!
thanks for sharing! Yes it definitely is an interesting concept but it seems based on the number of companies hiring for the role, its growing in demand. I think as long as the company is aware that the person might be super knowledgeable in one area and more high-level in another
Hi tiff l found your content quite informative l messaging from London uk. I currently looking to transition into project management l planning to study capm collection in a few months would love video in regards project management. Within tech and other industries
Awesome! That is great to hear Mark. Wishing you all the best on your journey.
Would an MBA in IT Management be good for someone looking to get into DevOps who already has a bachelor's in Software Engineering?
Hello Tiff, This video is quite interesting. I have been learning frontend development for some time now but my challange is that I haven't worked on any real life project to the point of deployment, do you know of any internship programme I could take or any open source web development project I could be involved in so as to gain experience?
Awesome video 😎 👍
Thank you 👍
Hi, do you think in tech jobs is necessary a master degree? Currently im doing a degree (undergraduate is the correct word I think) in Systems Engineer, but I dont know how important is a master degree (im not interested in Phd) and i've heard that is much more important experience that degrees. I've been think about doing (after finishing my degree) AI, Cybersecurity or being a developer, but the master degree is what makes me doubt. I hope you understand my english because it is not my language hehe
Tiff! Another really helpful video. For DevOps, Cybersecurity and Cloud, is there a common programming language that is critical in those fields?
Hi Che, the problem is, most of these cloud providers are providing their own combination of CPUs, their own SQL engines, they own operating systems, and in some cases their own languages or development environments. Case in point, Oracle, Microsoft, Google, Facebook.m, IBM.
I just happen to use a product from embarcadero called C++ Builder (shameless plugin). No I don't own shares in the company lol, But have got accustomed to the offerings after 25 years of using it. In most cases it's not tied directly to any particular CPU or operating system or database engine.
Python is the easiest and omnipresent omniusable programming language.
Python, or c#
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
Thank u for explaining in an awesomely cool manner ❤
I’m trying to be an IT support agent / help desk. Any advice? Currently studying for the CompTIA A+ certificate
GREAT VIDEO. VERY COOL. THANK YOU!
Thank you too!
I just finished a manual qa course and im doing interview prep. Is this mode of getting into tech oversaturated and not worth it? Im highly considering learning automation to assist in my job search. Tech is super new to me. 😣
Side note- That picture in the background…..
Omg!
Where is that from?!?!
I need a print
Currently I am following Microsoft Azure fundamentals course while reading my HND IN computing specialised in network engineering. I hope to find some internships regarding cloud industry 🥰 I was so happy to see cloud jobs was in demand . Because as AI is coming to popularity , I am bit afraid that will AI replace cloud engineers
That is great you are focusing on Microsoft Azure fundamentals! From what I have seen AI wont replace cloud engineers, and if it does at that point I would say most jobs are replaced so I wouldn't worry about it at all. The data continues to show cloud jobs are rising in demand. You got this!
@@TiffInTech thank god 🥰 I am so much interested in tech . Thank you for these videos Tiff🥰
@@missdblogs Wishing you all the best! It sounds like you are on a great path !:)
Thanks sis from India ❤️
How do you feel about courses like coursecareers to get your foot in the door into the IT field?
I am a computer science undergraduate student and I took a course on AI last term where I got a grade of A . I like this topic and have genuine interest to take certification (after graduate) to become AI Engineer . However I heard organizations expect Master's degree from AI engineering candidates. Is that true ? Will it be hard for me to get into AI Engineering career with certification but without graduate degree ??
Awesome video
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Hello Tiff, is Devops the same as networking because I am into networking
I’m working for ERP Application based on VB and SQL for 5 years..
Data science or blockchain developer. Which is better for future and good pay.. I’m interested in both tech..
and how stressfull learning and working??
I'm also thinking to learn about machine learning/ai and data scientist as it's the future
I was planning to learn full stack but Ive heard without experince is hard to freelance I think I am getting back to game development I want to freelance from home
Do you think coding boot camp and or Google certification will be a good start for someone new?
Hello I am interested in tech, what are the odds of AI replacing these jobs in the future? Do u think they’ll be replaced or in demand?
Excellent Video
Thank you very much!
I just began my learning path as data analyst, yay!
Wishing you all the best!!
@@TiffInTech so nice, thank you!
Hi Tiff. I’m trying to become a Smart Contract Developer. What is the best platform to learn JavaScript?
Hi Tiff, Thanks for sharing the insights of top 10 Tech jobs. Could you please suggest the best suitable tech job for a Software Test Engineer those who are looking to switch the career. Thanks in advance !
Thank you!! That role is needed in all areas! Every software needs to be tested!
Tiff, you are really helpful.... you guide us as If you are an elder sis.... but I found this video a little disturbing when I saw the painting behind you(right side 0:19 )
Hey TIFF, great video once again.
I am currently learning cloud architecture. What programming language between JavaScript or python do you think is beneficial for a career in cloud.
python
@@IWantALeatherBag linux/terraform/python
Would you say QA tester/analyst isn't a good place to start?
Cybersecurity is of definite interest to me at the moment but machine learning and full stack development are on my list as well.
Nice! Yes there are so many interesting ways to go! Its exciting times
You just made me imagine someone with a software engineering background who works in cybersecurity using their knowledge and expertise to make malware through AI 😶😨
@@TiffInTech Yes,
@@TiffInTech Yes, it's exciting times for learning in this technological world that has seen a democratization of learning material.
Ouch!!!😊@@safesploit
I would not have combined data analyst with data scientist. They are mostly mutually exclusive. An employer hiring for data scientist will want... a data scientist, not analyst unless for a supportive role. The salaries are different, responsibilities different, just entirely different roles really.
Also, would have included data engineer. I've worked most of the roles you have discussed here from architect, web dev, app dev, engineering, blockchain, and full stack. Data engineering is easily one of the most in-demand roles on the market right now.
But great list, overview, and discussion!
Thank you!!
I have accepted a job offer as a junior data engineer, but I haven't heard about data engineers much, are they in high demand and have salaries like software developers have?
@@prof.mangabhaiwhat qualifications u got mate? Is this an interesting job..pls let me know
@@RS-wp7lt btech in IT
Im 23 with a social work degree and i want to get into tech 😭
My partner gave me their CompTIA study guide 🤟 and a whole bunch of their other textbooks from their university
Hey Tiff, Can I work for you as SEO department of every website you build? I am very good with all top 4 search engines current updates. xD
Hi tiff any recommendations for AI engineering bootcamps?
I have the same lamp!😄
Tech beauty 💞
Hope youre having a great day!!
Hi Tiff! I've been watching your channel for some time now, and I really appreciate your honesty about getting into and working in tech. I wanted to know if you think QA software testing is still a viable way for someone to learn to get into tech? Thank you in advance for your response.
Thank you Patricia! I really appreciate your comment and question. QA is still very indemand and will continue to be as more software is created. That is what I started my tech career in and it’s an awesome career path
@@TiffInTech You're so welcome. That's so great to hear. I've been torn between software development and QA. I've been studying programming for 3 years now, however, with a family and life obligations it's been a struggle to take full advantage of. Being in my late 40's, I'm looking to change my current career to something that I can do from home. Commuting is becoming too hectic for me and a job from home would make my life and my family's life much easier, not to mention much better pay. May I ask what courses or school did you utilize to learn the skills for QA testing?
@@TiffInTech wow
@@TiffInTech Do you think software engineering will still be in demand when I graduate in 2026
I want exactly what Patricia wanted bcos am a nursing mother and it has been hectic......pls advice on a package (IT) dat can encourage work at home..
where can i find remote job openings?
Lol @11:25 “to please AI” 😂 good idea we should start doing that early … just to be safe 😂
😅😅😅thinking ahead yah know!
what diploma do you need to be employed as an ai engineer developing the ai?
Hi dear I'm from India 🇮🇳.... I'm gain lot of ur channel... thanks ☺️
Please, I would like someone to put me through on cyber Security. I dont really have much idea on IT but am eager to learn a skill mostly cyber Security
Hi Tiff, how about Data Engineers? Do you think this field will be in demand this year or for the next couple of years?
Data Analyst and Scientist are on here, sometimes companies interchange those 3.
@@wafercrackerjack880 Hello.. I have a question. Do you think an entry-level job seeker must learn R instead of Python?
Any tips to get into UX/UI design? I can’t afford a bootcamp and I’m just genuinely lost with where to begin. Or are there any other tech careers that are more on the creative side? I’m very much a more creative and less analytical person but it seems most jobs I have an interest in pay very low. Thanks in advance!
Great question!! I would start by looking into some UI UX courses online that are free 💓 no need to necessarily go to a bootcamp for it. Just will need to do more networking
Googles career certification UX program
Computer Information Technology degree will send me into those career paths?
Is that a Calgary Stampeders hat in the background? 👀
can you use python for cyber security? i already know some python and javascript so i wanna keep using those languages also with AI.
Yeah, python is part of cybersecurity
I'm working on getting more security certifications. Not much opportunity to practice it though. I took it because no one in the company is taking them. I did some research back then and I know that cybersecurity will go strong in the long run.
That is great. Way to think ahead for your future btw
You could apply remote if the job is scarce in your area
There are so many opportunities remote, check indeed
Doesn't cyber security require a degree? The majority of cyber security roles I come across in Indeed or other job sites seem to require a 4 year degree in CS or Cybersecurity. Plus, a whole lot less remote opportunities compared to the programming field.
P.S. Plus, most of remote opportunities I found were for U.S citizens which discouraged me as a non US citizen.
@@geniusmind7777 don't worry I am not a US citizen as well and I'm working remotely. Not all employers require a cybersecurity diploma. Mostly they look for someone with experience. That experience is hard to come by.
@@JustSaying290 Thank you for sharing your experience!! Do you mind letting me know what sector in Cybersecurity you are working in? This will tremendously help.. 🙏🙏
Hi, I'm from São Paulo! Excelente!
thank you!! I always wanted to visit there, hopefully one day
@@TiffInTech Yeah! Come here in São Paulo, Brasil! I love your Channel!
For AI do we need masters degree? (I'm actually doing my undergraduation in AIML)
It depends what you want to focus in an AI. The good news is as it is increasingly indemand, a lot of roles do not require a masters.
Cloud is my field I’m learning 😊
Hi Tiff, Im so confused whether to chose data science or cyber security. What do you think might have greater demand and good salaries?
you have to choose what you really enjoy to do because the 2 are good
Good evening ma'am I am from India, You are gorgeous with black cap, Nice information provided on this video for career options in which every thing is covered in it, Ma'am can you describe a little bit about stack developer after completing it where and how can we apply or duration and University I want to take admission in stack developer as career options, Ma'am Are you married ? and which country do you belong? I asked about career from you in previous vedio but not replied on asking my question, please reply in that my said
I'd get a tiff tech hat!
haha thank you!! Im not sure if I will release to the public (its a lot of work shipping them) but I will keep you posted!
What about IOT and Embedded system
Hi dear, I'm ur subscriber😁are u from ?
What about QA automation Engineer?
I have a friend that's this super IT person but got laid off by their company and their struggling to get into another job. I am panicking because I really want them to be okay. Please let me know if anyone knows of job he can apply for. He is really good and has good years of experience.
Love your videos but as a 25 year dev I have to completely disagree with your opinion on 'full stack developer'. Yes....people can and should be a full stack dev. Every engineer on my team can do work in react or angular, write the backend code they need, develop the database tables and procs needed and handle the pipeline deployments. That is what full stack is. If you are not full stack what you are saying is you can never build and deploy an application, app or idea on your own without other people. That should not be the case. If you are an engineer you should be able to take any idea all the way to the public without any help. Why be an engineer if you can ever do only 1 or 2 pieces of the whole chain and can't ever deliver your own product to the public?? Every engineer should be full stack.
Depends on the stack. Simple apps sure be a full stack dev. Complex cloud ML pipelines in the backend, 1mil + users...full stack devs become jack of all trades master of none.
From all the people in the industry I’ve spoken to the general consensus seems to be that employers can take advantage of you by making you do the job of 2 people (front and back end) if you advertise that you can do both, however they won’t fairly compensate you, they will use it as a way not to employ another developer. There have been many examples where full stack devs get paid the same as devs who are just front or back end despite having a better skill set and taking on more responsibilities. So it’s not inherently that you “shouldn’t” or “can’t” be a full stack dev, it’s that it can be risky to advertise yourself as such when job searching. I did a coding boot camp then took a different path so I didn’t enter the industry (I’m currently studying game design at university) though so this isn’t from my experience, just from what I’ve been told by people who did enter the industry.
I will say I think it’s strange to say it’s not possible to be full stack as I’ve studied both front and back end, to me it’s like saying if you play football then you can only ever learn to play one position. It may be difficult and you may not be incredible in every position but it’s definitely far from impossible. it’s not a logical argument.
I don't understand whay some tech people say it is imposible to be a full stack I imagine they refer to be an especialista in everything if thats the case they have a point, but besides that of course you can be a full stack... Me for examole I am backend developer but sometimes I have do some fronted stuffs(along with my backedn stuffs) that a Junior frontend developer wouldn't be able to do so wouldn't I be worthy to be called a full stack?
And theres a lot of pepople out there that play a full stack role in theur compamies and I'm sure they are pretty capable in both frontend and backend so...
What is the quid of your objection?
Thanks Phillip! It’s not a personal objection just to be clear. I’m stating that it is a trend many people call this role a “unicorn” position because no one can know everything and sometimes companies expect that when looking for a full stack. I completely agree with you! Thanks for sharing ❤
Interested in Python developer
Is it necessary to have 2 whole computer screens for learning to code Miss Tiff ?
Not at all!!
Its 2024 will it make difference
How do you see QA Tester, Software Testing careers doing?
They are both great careers!!
Dear Tiff, I would like to strart a two years AD-education at the university in Europe... Which direction of Tech would you recommend me to follow?
Why don't I see Data engineer position?? 😢
Please ooooo
Me I want to join but I don't know where to start 😢
you went to smu?
Data Scientists and Data Analysis are good routes if you want to go into an Engineering role.
Most definitely!
how about web developer
I’m going to SNHU for software engineer mobile application developer
hi is this job is good in terms of stress ?
May I ask - any careers in tech that’s more repetitive? I do better in repetitive work.
data analytics
Fullstack was my first job :D I started as a Full Stack Dev after doing a Bootcamp in Germany. Working Fullstack is a lot of fun, as long as you know your stuff ;)
Most Full Stack devs I know have still their favorite parts. Some tend to do more frontend, other focus on DevOps and so on. In the end everyone is capable of doing 99% of the requirements in day to day work after some years of working full stack.
Still going for my university degree after work because it's way easier to negotiate or looking for jobs with a degree in your pocket here.
For me Fullstack also includes working on Cloud for example using aws (Associated Developer) and also some degree of DevOps (at least getting some form of CI/CD running).
Yes!! Thanks for sharing! Yes it is a great role and so much opportunity out of it!