| Jobs | Description | Income |
1.Software Developer
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Software developers are in high demand now. They develop computer applications that allow users to perform specific tasks on computers or other devices,
and may also customize existing systems that run devices or control networks.
They must be familiar with various computer languages and they must know various databases that are use widely in various businesses.
A bachelor's degree in software engineering, computer science, information technology, or other relevant majors is often required.
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The best software developers are creative and have the technical expertise to carry out innovative ideas.
Most of the time, software developers work in an office.
They could spend their days working on a client project from scratch and writing new code,
but they could also be tasked with maintaining or improving the code for programs that are already up and running.
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Entry-level (0-5 yrs):
C$62,000
Mid-Career (5-10 yrs):
C$74,000
Experienced (10-20 yrs):
C$86,000
Late-Career (>20 yrs):
C$107,000
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2.Information Security Analyst
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Information security analysts are responsible for providing security solutions for their companies.
Their main duties include doing research, collecting data, developing secure strategies and maximizing productivity.
They are also in charge of implementing security principles while following strict privacy policies.
Information security analysts have advanced skills when it comes to finding security threats and other vulnerabilities.
They conduct assessments of enterprise environments and frequently monitor logs and computer traffic.
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Information security analysts generally have a bachelor's degree in a computer-related program, such as computer science or programming.
They can acquire a handful of certifications that attest to their aptitude and expertise in a certain area of information security,
such as network administration or software development.
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Entry-level (0-5 yrs):
C$60,900
National Average :
C$70,000
Mid-Career (5-10 yrs):
C$79,800
Experienced (10-20 yrs):
C$82,600
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3.IT Manager
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An information technology (IT) manager supervises their company's computer infrastructure and related areas of concern. He or she may oversee teams that manage network technology, IT security and the software platforms used by the company.
IT manager may help establish data storage infrastructure and access protocols and rules within the company as well.
The main focus of an IT manager's job may depend on their employer; for instance, companies with a customer-facing online presence may require the IT manager to oversee this web space's efficient operation and the security of customer data.
In most situations, however, the IT manager's job includes supervising the way the company's employees access and use data, as well as interact with each other via computer.
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They typically need a bachelor's degree in computer or information science, including coursework in computer programming, software development and mathematics.
Many organizations also require their IT managers to have a graduate degree, such as a Master of Business Administration.
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Entry-level (0-5 yrs):
C$62,000
Mid-Career (5-10 yrs):
C$75,000
Experienced (10-20 yrs):
C$90,000
Late-Career (>20 yrs):
C$97,000
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4.Computer Systems Analyst
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Computer systems analysts use computers and related systems to automate functions and integrate them into distributing, manufacturing, sales, and other related functions.
These analysts look at what a business unit or organization is attempting to do and then figure out how to use computer technology to streamline and automate those processes to achieve maximum accuracy and efficiency.
They must have a clear idea of what processes they are trying to automate,
so they can break down processes into component parts, conduct cost analysis, and then figure out the software and hardware requirements to execute.
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Demand for computer systems analysts should grow at a steady clip this decade since businesses and organizations are increasingly reliant on information technology.
A bachelor's degree in information sciences is perhaps the best way to prepare for this career.
These programs prepare students to immediately step into the field, with courses that range from software development and database design to social psychology and project management, among others.
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Entry-level (0-5 yrs):
C$49,600
National Average:
C$62,000
Mid-Career (5-10 yrs):
C$66,960
Experienced (10-20 yrs):
C$75,020
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5.Computer Network Architect
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Computer network architects design, build and maintain a variety of data communication networks, from expansive cloud infrastructures to smaller intranets.
Along with a host of technical skills, computer network architects also have a deep understanding of the company or organization's business plans and objectives.
They also need business acumen to do everything from budgeting the network design and implementation to managing a staff.
Computer network architects usually need at least a bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems or a related field, such as engineering.
As companies and firms expand their IT networks, they'll increasingly rely on these professionals to build new networks and upgrade existing ones.
The popularity of cloud computing is also expected to drive the need for more computer network architects.
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Entry-level (0-5 yrs):
C$73,000
Mid-Career (5-10 yrs):
C$91,000
Experienced (10-20 yrs):
C$99,000
Late-Career (>20 yrs):
C$99,000
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