Be the developer who designs, creates and optimises websites. With knowledge of both front-end and back-end processes, you can develop a full website, from the layout and user functions of a webpage to the backend database and web applications.

Ranked as one of the 13 most in-demand tech jobs for 2019, an established web developer can earn between US$83,500 to US$142,000 per annum.*

Source: *Source: cio.com

Be the first line of support for troubleshooting and maintaining desktop (also commonly known as PC) and other IT peripherals for end users.

Ranked among the top 10 best tech jobs in 2018, there’s no better time to enter this career as demand is expected to double by 2019*.

*Source: IMDA 2016 Infocomm Media Manpower Survey

Be the IT infrastructure expert who manages the servers and network of an enterprise. You will also oversee any system integration or implementation to ensure the continuous evolution of the IT platform. Ranked among the top 10 best tech jobs in 2018, there’s no better time to enter this career as demand expected to double by 2019*.

*Source: IMDA 2016 Infocomm Media Manpower Survey

Be the data expert who derives powerful business insights from structured and unstructured data using statistical modeling and machine learning tools. Data scientists are high-value professionals who contribute at least a billion dollar to Singapore’s economy every year*.

*Source: straitstimes.com

Be the developer who creates programmes to sense, reason, act and adapt like the cognitive functions of a human brain. These digital revolutionists can expect to boost Singapore’s economy by a staggering US$215 billion across 11 industries within the next 2 decades*.

*Source: accenture.com

Be the IT engineer who configures, monitors and manages cloud management services including storage, security and applications deployment. With 77% of enterprises already having at least one application or a portion of their enterprise computing infrastructure in the cloud*, becoming a Cloud Administrator is more essential than ever to stay relevant.

*Source: Forbes.com

Be the IT specialist who understands the threats and vulnerabilities of computer systems and develops strategies to prevent breaches. There is an increasing need for cybersecurity specialists in Singapore as the sector is projected to grow to around S$900 million by 2020. With high demand comes great pay and an established cybersecurity specialist can earn between S$100K to S$120K per annum*.

*Source: imda.gov.sg

Be the tech specialist who designs, builds and develops products that can connect and supply data to the internet. Gartner reported there are already more connected things than people in the world. IoT devices will continue to grow to 20.4 billion by 2020, more than double of the world’s population*, pushing IoT specialists to be one of the most sought-after tech talents in the world.

*Source: gartner.com