Top 19 top in demand jobs of the future
These will most likely be the most in demand jobs of the future, and it's never too late for lifelong learning!
Solar Energy Technician
The continued expansion and adoption of solar PV systems is expected to create jobs for their installation and upkeep. Job candidates who complete a course in photovoltaic systems at a community college or technical school should have the best opportunities. Those who enter apprenticeships also are expected to have very good job opportunities. Candidates with experience in construction occupations, such as laborers, roofers, and carpenters, should have better job opportunities than those without construction experience.
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Software developers and software quality assurance analysts and testers
Due to a growing demand for internet-of-things, mobile developers will lead the field as they can provide customized solutions to every growing need of software.
Registered nurses
The aging population will open many job opportunities for individuals who have nursing skills.
General and operations managers
Financial managers
Medical & Health Service Manager
Just as medical facilities continue to grow, they also require managers and assistant managers to serve their clients.
Nurse practitioners
Market research analysts and marketing specialists
Management analysts
Computer & Information Systems Analyst
Degrees in Computer Science will remain attractive as the need for computer analysts to continue to grow.
Wind Energy Technician
A large number of private and government funded projects rely on wind energy to help them sustain an eco-friendly environment.
Physical Therapist
The growing population means that seniors require someone to assist them with their rehabilitation and pain management issues.
Data Analyst
Since the advent of the internet, large organizations often find it difficult to make sense of the available information
Digital Content Specialist
To keep things running, digital content providers (graphic designer or freelancers) are becoming a top priority of tech-savvy companies.
Information Security Analyst
Cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated in how they penetrate the computer systems, information security analysts are a type of police force of the future.
Biomedical Engineer
These engineers create medical devices (e.g. artificial organs, body implants, and biomedical accessories) that can help doctors and physicians in their day-to-day activities.
Mechanical Engineer & Specialist
Mechanical engineers and technicians are in high demand due to the growing demands from the industry to create high-tech equipment.
Electronics Engineer
They take care of computer circuits, wirings, and smaller components that power a device.
Rehabilitation Counselor
They help people with life challenges or disabilities to achieve their goals by providing them counseling services.