While the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic has severely affected some industries, others have thrived. This is the case in science and technology. The US Department of Labor’s Census Bureau estimates that demand for jobs in math, science, and technology may increase over the next decade. CBNC.
The largest expected growth in computing and information technology. The Statistical Office builds this on companies
More emphasis is placed on cloud technology, data collection and storage, and information security.
The pandemic has accelerated the demand for scientific and technological jobs. The agency cited epidemiologists as well as information security professionals as examples.
Megan Slabinski, president of a technology company called Robert Half, which employs tech workers, said healthcare, e-commerce, government and education are now more in demand for an innovative workforce.
As a result of this pandemic, technological development has become an increasing requirement in these fields. We have seen, for example, that electronic diagnosis is becoming more prevalent in healthcare, virtual space is gaining niche in commerce, and education is also happening online in a time of constraint.
he added.
Therefore, both the government and educational organizations have had to develop their technological infrastructure, and their role may become more valuable in the future.
According to the US Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, these science and technology jobs will be more relevant in the next 10 years:
|
Location |
Job expected to grow |
Average gross salary |
|---|---|---|
| Informatics, IT researchers |
21,90 |
126830 |
| Actuaries (specialists who analyze the financial impact of risks) |
24,50 |
111030 |
| Software Developers, Software Quality Assurance Analysts |
22,20 |
110140 |
| Information security specialists |
33,30 |
103590 |
| Data analysts and mathematicians |
31,40 |
98230 |
| statistical analyst |
35,40 |
92 270 |
| medical professionals |
16,90 |
91510 |
| System Analysts |
24,60 |
86200 |
| Epidemiologists |
29,60 |
74560 |
| Forensic experts |
15,60 |
60 590 |
