The Career Options in Tech
The Career Options in Tech

Ever wondered where to start in tech? Listed here are careers in tech high in demand. Contact us to learn any.
1. Marketing Technologist ($102k)
Tasks: As a marketing technologist, you’ll spend your days coming up with marketing strategies and finding, testing, and selecting the technology that powers them.
Skills: Project management, writing & verbal communication skills, tech skills (like HTML + CSS), online marketing strategies and concepts (like growth hacking + headline testing), Google Analytics, and email services (like Mailchimp).
2. Digital Marketing Manager ($88k)
Tasks: attract users and convert them into customers. To effectively market in the digital world, means measuring and analyzing what works and what doesn’t.
Skills: Digital marketing strategizing, digital marketing operations - Email marketing, SEO (search engine optimization) and web analytics, branding and storytelling, A/B testing
3. Social Media Manager ($76k)
Tasks: Working in social media, you’ll be targeting audiences with social content, analyzing, testing, and optimizing strategies, and driving brand awareness.
Skills: Expert familiarity with Platforms Like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Tumblr, and Snapchat, report analysis, writing and communication; branding and storytelling.
4. Content Manager ($67k) ~Copy writing(start)
Tasks: create and edit content, define and implement brand voice, manage content, analyze user engagement and shift strategies frequently
Skills: Writing, editing, storytelling, email marketing, AB testing, traction testing, and expertise in content management system (CMS) like WordPress are just some of the varied tasks you’ll do as a content manager.
5. Content Strategist ($74)
Tasks: You’ll create & edit content, define and implement brand voice, manage content, analyze user engagement, and shift strategies frequently.
Skills: report analysis, writing, editing, and storytelling; email marketing; A/B testing; traction testing; expertise in content management system (CMS) like WordPress.
6. SEO (Search Engine Optimization) Consultant($102k)
Tasks: You’ll spend your time working to gain inbound links to increase traffic, optimize copy(writeups) and metadata for SEO, and create high-impact stories and headlines.
Skills: Growth/data analysis, A/B Testing, Google Analytics, storytelling, branding, and written communication
7. Information Architect ($103k)
Information architects do their work where content meets product strategy.
Tasks: The information architect’s main jobs are to create site maps and user flows, define data flows/delivery, and research concept and usability testing.
Skills: web analytics, organising information, translating user behaviour into site structures

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8. UX(User eXperience) Designer($97k)
User experience designers are a lot like information architects, only they spend more time researching, mocking up user interaction, product designs, and working with developers.
Tasks: If you get into UX design, your job will include developing prototypes, mocking up designs, designing specs, and researching and analyzing user experience and behaviour to iterate and traction test.
Skills: qualitative/quantitative research, wireframing tools, Figma, Adobe XD, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, data analysis
9. UI(User Interface) Designer($92k)
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