| Job Description | Salary |
| Ultrasound technicians are the people who take routine pregnancy check ups of the developing fetus called ultrasounds. Unlike most medical professions, who attend four years of college, four years of medical school, and a residency training program, ultrasound technicians do not have a medical degree. Typically, ultrasound technicians attend a two-year associate's degree program.(3) It is also possible to get a bachelor's or master's degree in diagnostic sonography. If your sonographer has the letters RDMS after their name, it means they are a registered diagnostic medical sonographer and have passed the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS) exam.(2) Most physicians are also trained in how to operate and maintain ultrasound machines and may perform the procedure in their offices, in which case you might receive your diagnosis at the same time as your ultrasound since the images are available instantly.(3) Technicians who perform ultrasounds may need a bachelor's in computer science. If your ultrasound is being performed by a technician, the technician most likely will not be allowed to tell you what the results mean. In that case, you will have to wait for your doctor to examine the images. | The average annual salary for an ultrasound technician is $50,760.(4) |
| Nowadays demand for Development Operator Engineering(DevOps) skills is growing fast because they are important for businesses.(5) DevOps are people who constantly plan code, build software and operate equipment at an efficient rate. DevOps also try to achieve automation at various stages of which helps deliver quality software to customers faster. DevOps excel in collaboration and communication in order to maximize productivity. DevOps need to have a bachelor's in computer science. Companies usually hire them to look over production of software and aspects of operations.(6) The goal of a DevOps engineer is to shorten the systems development life cycle and make it more efficient. | The average annual salary of a DevOps engineer is $72,669(6) |
| Software engineering are people who develop information systems in order to create an application that satisfies specific needs within an organization or department. These software solutions need to follow coding standards and procedures. They are also tasked with evaluating existing operations to find problems in order to improve and develop solutions in the form of better software processes. They then test these processes and continue to maintain these changes. A software engineer needs to excel in different types of code such as C++, NET, Java, and Python. They also need a bachelor's degree or a master's in computer science. Companies want to see software engineers that are efficient and integrate well with existing code.(7) | The average annual salary for a software engineer is $65,000(7) |
| Biomedical engineers are people who help develop more advanced healthcare technology. They design, test and implement new medical procedures. They also maintain the equipment and write reports about their research. They often use computers to run simulations and to research. They also need experience in C++ and MATLAB to run simulations.(8) The typical employers of biomedical engineers are hospitals, universities, research organisations and more organisations that focus on healthcare. To become a biomedical engineer, you need a degree in biomedical engineering, biomedical science, computer science, mechanical engineer, electrical engineering or physics.(8) Previous experience in engineering is essential for this position. | The average annual salary for a biomedical engineer is $85,620.(8) |
| Information systems managers or IT managers are people who plan, coordinate and direct computer-related activities in an organization. They determine the computer-related goals of an organization and are responsible for making computer systems to meet those goals.(9) Computer skills are very essential for this job, and employers will only hire those with that experience. Usually, a bachelor's degree in computer or information science and related work experience.(9) Demand for IT managers is expected to increase as most employers continue to expand their use of computers. The job usually entails managing a team of programmers, analysts, and support specialists to help implement more computer software. They also manage the IT budgets, schedule upgrades and design maintenance procedures. | The average annual salary for an IT manager is $139,220.(9) |