Information technology (IT) professionals help organisations maintain their digital infrastructure and provide troubleshooting assistance to technology consumers. IT employees are in demand to help others keep up with technological advances and security procedures.
Network administrators oversee computer networks and solve problems that may arise with these systems. They install and configure computer networks and data communications systems.
User experience designer
A user experience (UX) designer oversees all facets of product development regarding its purchasing, branding, usability and functionality. They collect and review user feedback to determine what a product needs to be efficient, functional and successful.
A systems analyst reviews design components and uses their knowledge of information technology to solve business problems. They identify infrastructure changes that could streamline business and IT operations.
Database administrator
Database administrators organise and track data by employing specialised software associated with configuration, security and performance. These professionals frequently diagnose and solve complex IT issues related to the data infrastructure.
Software application packagers design software installation packages for companies to use on their desktop and laptop computers. They develop packages of files that have the necessary applications to help employees do their jobs.
Full-stack developer
Full-stack developers work on both the front and backend components of websites or applications, such as databases. Frontend development refers to the part of an application that a user sees, while backend development is the coding and infrastructure behind the application.
Senior software engineers apply their knowledge of mathematics and computer science to create and improve new software. They may work on enterprise applications, operating systems and network control systems.