• Entry Level jobs (Jobs requiring no prior to minimal level of experience)
  • Information Systems Professional employed in Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) companies
  • IT Technical Support Officer – monitors and maintains the computer systems and networks of an organization. They may install and configure computer systems, diagnose hardware and software faults and solve technical and applications problems
  • Computer Programmer– to develop systems in any of the following, but not limited to, areas: business information systems, computer games, portals/web applications, programming tools, encryption systems.
  • Applications Developer – translate software requirements into workable programming code and maintain and develop programs for use in business.
  • Web Designers – plan, create and code web pages, using both non-technical and technical skills to produce websites that fit the customer's requirements.
  • Freelancer working online – as IT specialist and other related work
  • IT Sales professional – gives detailed information about technical specifications and the ways in which they could meet customer's needs. This often includes demonstrating those features before a sale.


• Mid-Level Positions (Require trainings and prior job experience of a few years)
  • Systems Developer – maintain, audit and improve organizational support systems by working on the internal operations of computers, using existing systems or incorporating new technologies to meet particular needs.
  • Network Administrator – responsible for designing, organizing, modifying, installing, and supporting a company's computer systems; designs and installs LANs, WANs, Internet and intranet systems, and network segments.
  • Systems Administrator – ensures that system hardware, operating systems, software systems, and related procedures adhere to organizational values
  • Systems Analyst – designs new IT solutions to improve business efficiency and productivity; examine existing business models and flows of data, discuss their findings with the client, and design an appropriate improved IT solution.
  • Multimedia Programmer – works with different multimedia features such as, text, sound, graphics, digital photography, 2D/3D modeling, animation and video to create products such as websites or computer programs.
  • Database Administrator – determine ways to organize and store data; backup systems and secure the database
  • Systems Analyst – design, modify, & expand computer information systems to improve production or work flow to serve new purposes.
  • Business Process Analyst – reviews business processes in order to gain a complete understanding of current procedures, identify improvements, document those processes, and connect business people to information technology groups in an organization.
  • Data quality specialist – information technology experts who specialize in analyzing, collecting, storing and creating electronic data; they are responsible for testing data in information systems to make sure that this data is not corrupt or inaccurate.
  • Quality assurance specialist – responsible for performing tests on computer applications to isolate and solve issues; initiates tests, analyzes results, and finds solutions to technical problems.
  • Industrial Research Analysts – monitor trends in market sectors such as technology, pharmaceuticals, automotive or financial services.
  • Computer Teacher/Professor – teaches computer courses at a university or college


• Advanced Positions (Require years of extensive experience and practice)
  • Project Manager – to lead team composed of analysts and programmers; liaise with other project managers
  • IT consultant – gathers needs and expectations of clients and work with a team to develop/adjust the business solution/system
  • Information systems manager – responsible for the computer systems within a company, overseeing installation, ensuring backup systems operate effectively, purchasing hardware and software
  • IT manager – to plan, develop and implement applications; monitor different development teams
  • Geographical Information Systems (GIS) Officer – involved in the production of maps and the analysis of data; help plan, protect and deliver services or products in areas such as construction, electricity, the environment, healthcare, transport planning and operation, retail location planning and logistics, insurance and finance.
  • Computer Scientist – work as theorist, researcher, or inventor in developing and advancing uses of virtual reality, extending human-computer interaction, or designing robots
  • Information Systems auditor – performs detailed evaluation and internal control and audit reviews of computer information systems. Develops and maintains audit software; consults with administrators, faculty, and staff on computer information systems operational issues.
  • Business Analyst – perform professional duties related to the review, assessment, and development of business processes. Focus is on the effective use of resources, both people and technology.
  • Entrepreneur in the IT industry

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