Computers
If you are are computer savvy, consider a job in the computer industry where you can do everything from design to sell electronics.
Did you know there is a whole industry out there full of careers for people who love computers? It’s true; you can earn money doing what you love!
In the computer hardware field you will build the computers that people all over the world use every day. Everything from the memory to the and storage to things like keyboards, mice and screens are built by people in this field. There is a wide range of jobs in this field: junior engineer, engineer, systems engineer, technical support, technical writer, marketing communications associate, product manager, financial analyst and sales. If you love everything about computers, chances are there is a career in this industry that will interest you.
Compensation for people in the computer hardware field can make anywhere from $25,000 to $130,000 depending on what area you work in and what your expertise is.
Once the computer is built, someone has to create the software that runs on it. If you love figuring out what makes operating systems tick, how you can make a program run more smoothly, or what kinds of applications will make people’s lives easier, then you would probably do well in the computer software field.
If this sounds like it’s up your alley, consider a job as a software engineer, product specialist, graphic artist, designer, content engineer, technical support specialist, technical writer, product manager, project manager, or software architect or designer.
Technology gurus who get a kick out of browsing the aisles of electronic stores will probably be excited to learn they can make a living in the consumer electronics field. You can work as a software engineer, hardware engineer, senior engineer, marketer, operations specialist, product and technical supporter or sales representative.
Depending on which career path you choose, you could do anything from design to sell technology people have become dependent on like DVD players, cameras, televisions, MP3 players, cell phones and more.
Careers
Computer Hardware Engineers
Computer hardware engineers have the interesting job of designing and advising people on the use of computer systems and parts. If you love technology, this is the career for you!
Computer and Information Scientists, Research
Computer and information scientists do research into the uses of computers and how they can help solve problems. They also help businesses with their technology systems, solve problems and find ways to use computer effectively.
Computer Programmers
Computer programmers use flow charts and computer languages to write new programs to store and retrieve data and even create websites.
Computer Security Specialists
Computer security specialists protect computer files and data from hackers by implementing anti-virus software, security tools and restricted access programs.
Computer Software Engineers, Applications
Computer software applications engineers are the people behind iPod apps and computer software.
Computer Software Engineers, Systems Software
Computer systems software engineers create, develop and oversee the installation of various kinds of software.
Computer Support Specialists
Computer support specialists help businesses and customers use computer software and hardware, answer technical questions and make sure things are running smoothly.
Computer Systems Analysts
Computer systems analysts use data to determine if computer systems are running effectively and to help find ways to solve computer-related problems.
Computer Systems Engineers/Architects
Computer systems engineers and architects design computer systems that help businesses run smoothly and also manage systems and their tasks.
Database Administrators
Database administrators manage the use of databases by implementing, maintaining and securing them.
Web Administrators
A Web Administrator ensures that your organization's website is current, functional, and secure.
Web Developers
Web Developer's take care of your website's content, graphics, and performance, ensuring it runs smoothly.