Whether you’re just entering the job market or considering changing your career, it’s important to keep pace with the trends. What jobs will be most demanded in 2022? Our experts at Jooble have selected six careers that are likely to be the most wanted this year—and beyond.
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Vaccine Specialist
The COVID-19 pandemic couldn’t have evaded the job market. Both governmental and private organizations are looking for people with expertise in developing, testing, and researching vaccines. Since the qualifications needed for the job are rather specific, this might not be your first career choice, but if you meet the requirements, it’s a perfect fit.
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Artificial Intelligence Specialist
The IT sector is in as great a shape as ever, with businesses needing innovative solutions and the pandemic forcing everyone to rely on technology even more. Artificial intelligence is but one area that is promising in terms of career. If you have the necessary programming and engineering skills, we recommend you consider this option.
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Machine Learning Engineer
Artificial intelligence is not the only IT area that needs specialists. Machine learning is also seeing a booming growth since it helps with automatizing business processes and analysing large swathes of data. Experience in relevant programming would most likely be required, but other than that, it’s a profitable job.
Machine learning engineers work closely with data analysts, another job on our ‘most wanted list. They are responsible for structuring and processing data and singling out trends that could be applied in practice. We at Jooble believe that as data quantity grows, those who’ll be able to extract quality data will be needed.
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Robotics Engineer
And yet again, another IT job. Robots are no longer a dystopian fantasy—they are already being used in numerous fields. The job involves designing both hardware and software for robotics solutions and has every chance of being on-demand in the future, so you should definitely explore this option if you’re looking for a long-term career and don’t know where to start.
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Cybersecurity Specialist
A wave of cyberattacks has engulfed the world in 2020 and 2021, and it doesn’t seem to subside before long. If you’re interested in network safety and security and cyberthreat prevention, chances are you’ll like this job. Keep in mind that cybersecurity experts need to be constantly aware of new developments in the field.
