Best non-coding tech jobs

The best tech jobs that don't require you to know how to code include user interface (UI) designers, search engine optimization (SEO) experts, and software test engineers. Not every technology job requires you to know how to code, and there are a number of well-compensated jobs that you can do without knowing how to write code. If you're looking for a tech job that doesn't require you to know a programming language, then here are ten of the best options:

1. User Interface (UI) Designer

2. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Expert

3. Software Test Engineer

   Average Salary: $85,338

   Software engineers are responsible for coordinating the process of analyzing computer software programs. This process requires creating and implementing testing methods, documenting the test results, and providing recommendations for software improvements. They are also responsible for other tasks, including writing software testing procedures and creating testing scripts using different programming languages. A software engineer also collaborates with software developers and other staff members from the start and completion of a particular project. Having a bachelor's degree in software engineering, computer science, or information technology is needed to become a software engineer.

4. Video Game Tester

   Average Salary: $34,301

5. System Administrator

6. Technology Journalist

7. IT Support Specialist

8. User Experience (UX) Designer

9. Web Analytics Manager

10. Technical Writer

    Average Salary: $65,329

    Technical Writers specialize in producing easy-to-understand instructional or informational written materials, such as media and journal articles, assessments and guidelines, and legal forms of documentation. For Technical Writers to develop well-versed content, one must conduct thorough research on the topic or idea to ensure factual legitimacy and communicate with those whose expertise aligns with the subject. Aside from producing, Technical Writers can also improve or convert complex written materials such as operating manuals or documents into one that can be easily understood by the general public.