1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, MA • Private
In-State Tuition
$51,832
Enrollment
4,550
The information developer is an expert who communicates difficult things and ideas in a way that can be easily understood by customers. To make sure that this role is performed efficiently, you must work with professionals to make inquiries and write refined reports. This is done so that high standard works are supplied to the customers. You are also involved in generating resources that are conducive and have a good effect on customers. While performing your responsibilities, you have to optimally utilize several programming languages. You have to employ effective knowledge to give out quality service and make sure that every developer obeys the company's policies and procedures.
The primary educational requirement to be certified as an information developer is to have a bachelor's degree in computer science. A master's degree in engineering or other associated courses with practical knowledge can also prove useful. Together with these, you must have excellent technical, communication, and problem-solving skills. More so, you must be updated with technological advancements and creativity in reasoning and actions. You will earn $59,588 per year or $43.07 per hour.
