It is noticeable that the labor market has been in disarray for some time, i.e. that there is not enough labor for certain industries, since COVID-19 was also a trigger for the so-called "The Big Resignation"

It may be hard to believe, but 2022 is almost over! Yes, another year "colored" by COVID flew by, so to speak, and a good part of people are, at least in their minds, still stuck in March 2020. 

However, changes happen every day, although we don't always notice them. The world of technology has also gone through a huge number of changes since the beginning of the pandemic: from remote work to the so-called Zoom boom, but also the way we work, communicate with colleagues.

It is noticeable that the labor market has been in disarray for some time, i.e. that there is not enough labor for certain industries, since COVID-19 was also a trigger for the so-called ''The Big Resignation", first of all noticed in the USA. We are talking about waves of dismissals due to dissatisfaction with working conditions.

As a result, we are facing an "explosion" of employment unlike before. So if you're wondering which tech jobs will be most in demand in the future, this is the current list.

Java developer

This is a person who works in the Java Programming Language, and what does that mean? The Java language is a direct derivative of the C and C++ programming languages, developed by Sun Microsystems. It is used as a programming language for creating and developing various application software. According to the most recent data, in September 2022, the typical income for a Java developer in the United States would be around $105,367 per year.

Cloud architect

A person in this type of work is someone who is responsible for overseeing a company's cloud computing strategy. This comprises plans for cloud adoption, cloud application design, management, and monitoring. Necessary skills for a cloud architect include experience with programming languages ​​such as Python, Ruby, and Elixir, experience in IT engineering, and excellent leadership skills. An entry-level Cloud solutions Architect with one year of experience can expect to earn an annual salary of $81,996.

Product manager 

This is a professional from the IT world who is a specialist in managing all activities related to a product. Product managers plan the work of the services they manage, in accordance with the defined business strategy, and in addition, make proposals on work plans on a monthly/annual level, in relation to the necessary activities and resources. The typical income for product managers in the United States is $113,000.

Data scientist

His field of business is data. A data scientist's job is to use machine learning to make predictions and analyze data. Specific tasks include things like identifying problems in data analysis, determining the correct data sets and variables, collecting large data sets, and communicating findings to stakeholders. Data science is a growing field and it is sure to continue to evolve over the next few years. To qualify for this position, you must be familiar with statistical programming languages ​​such as R, Python, and SQL. The average annual income for a data scientist is $100,560.

Cyber security specialist

This area seems to be more important now than ever. Cyber security specialists are basically ''watchdogs'', protecting companies from hackers and customers from having their information stolen. Without a team of top IT security experts, companies risk losing huge sums of money due to breaches of confidential data. Let's say, cyber attacks are an increasingly common occurrence in the crypto world. Salaries range from $16,920 to $143,770.