[Software] Which tech-related professions will be most in demand in 2030

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The most in-demand professions of the future may not be the same as those of the present. To take a look at the profiles that will be most in demand in 2030, the World Economic Forum (WEF) prepared a list based on a series of reports from the Cognizant Center for the Future of Work together with the conclusions of the KOF Index, which measures the economic, social and political dimensions of globalizationShutterstock - Shutterstock
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The most in-demand professions of the future may not be the same as those of the present. To take a look at the profiles that will be most in demand in 2030, the World Economic Forum (WEF) prepared a list based on a series of reports from the Cognizant Center for the Future of Work together with the conclusions of the KOF Index, which measures the economic, social and political dimensions of globalization.

The ranking lists the following races:

 

Telework facilitator: It is estimated that less than 5% of companies had remote work policies before 2020. As a result of the pandemic, this situation changed radically, and there are even many organizations that have migrated to "remote first", which It implies prioritizing work from home over work in the office. Against this background, it is expected that there will be executives specially trained to manage teleworkers.
    Fitness Engagement Advisor: These practitioners, along with the use of devices such as smartwatches and smartbands, are expected to help people access predictive and preventative approaches to staying fit.
    Smart home designer: As the incorporation of connected devices in homes grows, the need to install routers, electrical outlets and computer security solutions, among others, will also increase, and these professionals will exist to cover this need.
    Specialists in extended reality (XR): Video calls and video conferences will soon give way to 3D meeting experiences, whether in the metaverse or in other virtual environments. This will demand the need to have specialized profiles in extended reality, which implies mastering immersive technologies such as virtual, augmented and mixed reality so that collaborators have an optimal immersive experience that allows them to be more productive and collaborate with their peers in a more fluid way. .
    Workplace Environment Architect: The importance of employee well-being will lead to the rise of these specialists who will focus on designing workspaces based on human-centered design.
    Algorithmic bias auditor: Algorithmic bias is what happens when a machine learning system reflects the values of the people who developed it. As users will increasingly use algorithm-based solutions for both work and leisure, knowing how algorithms are built through auditing is critical.
    Data Detective: This is a branch within Data Science. Specifically, the sleuths will help bridge the gap so businesses can take advantage of relevant information hidden in big data.
    Cyber-attack forecaster: Since computer attacks are not only growing steadily but also becoming more sophisticated every day, it is necessary to have professionals capable of anticipating these events.
    Tidal Architect: Climate change and rising sea levels will continue to be challenges for humanity. Hence, these profiles will be part of civil engineering projects.
    Human-machine team manager: With the ever-increasing number of robots in the workplace, these executives will operate at the intersection of people and robots to enhance collaboration between the two.

The voice of the study centers

“We are going through a time where the constant is the speed of change. In relation to the world of work, the pandemic seems to have accelerated the demands for new jobs, which just a few years ago were seen as a trend," says Marcela Kral, Academic Secretary of the University of Morón.
The most in-demand professions of the future may not be the same as those of the present. To take a look at the profiles that will be most in demand in 2030, the World Economic Forum (WEF) prepared a list based on a series of reports from the Cognizant Center for the Future of Work together with the conclusions of the KOF Index, which measures the economic, social and political dimensions of globalization
The most in-demand professions of the future may not be the same as those of the present. To take a look at the profiles that will be most in demand in 2030, the World Economic Forum (WEF) prepared a list based on a series of reports from the Cognizant Center for the Future of Work together with the conclusions of the KOF Index, which measures the economic, social and political dimensions of globalization