Jobs that use coding

Jobs that use coding include software developers or software engineers, web developers, and computer systems engineers. Coding is the backbone of computer science, from designing new programs to securing companies' IT systems. Since most companies use computers, you can find coding jobs in almost every industry, but you'll find most design jobs in the technology sector. If you have a knack for coding, consider one of these roles:

1. Software Developer/Software Engineer

2. Web Developer

   Average Salary: $78,975

   A web developer is responsible for designing and maintaining a website to attract customers and direct web traffic. Web developers' duty also includes analyzing software and database to develop new applications. A web developer must have extensive knowledge of programming languages and technology solutions to provide the best web design services for the clients, following their specifications, and submitting projects on or before the deadline. Web developers should have excellent time-management and decision-making skills to do tasks efficiently and accurately.

3. Computer Systems Engineer

   Average Salary: $76,534

   Computer systems engineers solve complex problems in network operations. These engineers test the system operations to check for a possible security breach and search for new processes to improve the entire system function. They work with other computer engineers to determine the details needed to design an integrated computer system. Their jobs require communications skills, critical thinking skills, and experience in systems evaluation to perform their duties well. They would also need to have a background in computers, technology and engineering, and computer design.

4. Cybersecurity Analyst

5. IT Technician

6. Data Scientist

   Average Salary: $106,104

   A Data Scientist analyzes information from multiple sources in order to gain maximum insight that can give the company a competitive advantage. They work in different domains, including manufacturing, healthcare, education, and finance.

7. Network Systems Administrator

8. Mobile App Developer

9. Full-Stack Developer

10. Robotics Engineer

    Average Salary: $101,208

    A robotics engineer is responsible for designing robotic systems to support humans and businesses with their daily activities and operations using various technology systems and metal components. Robotics engineers run multiple diagnostic tests on the machines, identify inconsistencies, and perform troubleshooting procedures for defective system components. They also configure the robot's features regularly, ensuring its efficiency and accuracy through different stages of production. A robotics engineer must have excellent knowledge of the technology industry, including analytical expertise, to monitor cost-estimates and maintain the project within the budget goals.