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Bill Gates (Age: 57)
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[8] http://bit.up.krakow.pl/~sslomczynski/wordpress/?page_id=36
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[9] http://edmondscommerce.github.io/web%20design/what-is-user-experience-why-bother.html
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10. Augmented Reality Developer
[10] http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2010/mar/21/augmented-reality-iphone-advertising
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[11] http://www.ichimnetz.de/2014/05/news/big-data-auf-dem-vormarsch-22177/
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[12] http://blog.m-files.com/leveraging-m-files-enterprise-content-management-platform-effective-project-management/
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- correct use of the standard libraries and
- some times you need individual solutions.
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Top 10 Living Software Engineers in the World Today
- Steve McConnell – He wrote the bible, Code Complete. Enough said. (Age:50)
- Linus Torvalds – He wrote and is the architect for one of the most used operating systems ever, Linux. Oh, he did Git also. (Age: 43)
- Kent Beck – TDD, Agile Manifesto Signatory, jUnit, XP. (Age: 52)
- Barry Boehm – Software Economics, COCOMO, Spiral Development (Age: 78)
- David Parnas – Invented Information hiding and de-coupling. (Age: 72)
- Grady Booch – Helped invent UML and RUP. Seminal person in Software Architecture. (Age: 58)
- Martin Fowler – Agile Manifesto Signatory, Refactoring, and wrote the classic Patterns of Enterprise ApplicationArchitecture. (Age: 50)
- Tim Berners-Lee – Invented the WWW for heaven’s sake. (Age: 57)
- Fred Brooks – Wrote THE classic, Mythical Man-Month and also a Turing award (Nobel Prize of Computing) winner. (Age: 81)
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8. Drupal Developer
[8] http://bit.up.krakow.pl/~sslomczynski/wordpress/?page_id=36
Salary: $100,000 to $130,000
Desirable skills: 3+ years experience with Drupal____________________________
9. User Experience/User Interface Developers
[9] http://edmondscommerce.github.io/web%20design/what-is-user-experience-why-bother.html
Salary: $110,000 to $130,000
Desirable skills: UX or UI experience, HTML5/CSS3/JS + Ability to use tools such as Photoshop, Fireworks, Illustrator, LucidChart or Visio to produce high-level user interaction flows____________________________
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[10] http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2010/mar/21/augmented-reality-iphone-advertising
Salary: $115,000 to $130,000
Desirable skills: ARToolKit, Unity3D, Vuforia and Metaio____________________________
11. Big Data Engineer
[11] http://www.ichimnetz.de/2014/05/news/big-data-auf-dem-vormarsch-22177/
Salary: $125,000 to $145,000
Desirable skills: Hadoop, Netezza and Cloudera.____________________________
12. IT Project Manager
[12] http://blog.m-files.com/leveraging-m-files-enterprise-content-management-platform-effective-project-management/
Salary: $110,000 to $150,000
Desirable skills: 3+ years experience in managing team (work experience as Teamlead, SCRUM Master or similar)____________________________
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Big Data
Big data’s is a definitely a buzzword,
with no doubt. However now it’s also quickly becoming big business –
from “nice to have” technology in last years, nowadays it evolved to
“must have” As many companies tries to turn consumer data into usable
and actionable intelligence that will help them reduce costs and
increase profits. Jobs requiring expertise in R, NoSQL, and MapReduce
held high positions in salary rankings at around $115,000 annually, and
other big data-related platforms and skills aren’t far behind.
- Hot Big Data Skills: MapReduce | Hadoop | R | HBase | NoSQL
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Cloud Computing
Cloud computing was most probably
buzzword of 2014. Whenever you look you can see cloud implementations.
Perhaps you might be even a little tired of the term “cloud”, unless
you’re in the job market, of course. Employers seem to understand and
appreciate role of IT professionals with serious cloud computing skills,
and they’re paying accordingly. For example, OpenStack experts
currently draw an average salary of $107,000 per year.
- Hot Cloud Skills: OpenStack | Cloudera | Azure | Amazon Web Services
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Information Security
Unlike Big Data and Cloud Computing,
Security is mature subject. However still as much important as it was
always and it doesn’t seem to change anyhow soon. In fact, many experts
expect information security needs to increase as more and more devices —
wearable technologies, appliances, cars, you name it — go online.
Security remains a one of the most important challenge for businesses,
governments, and individuals. If you know how to help protect those
devices and/or the networks they operate on, you can be confident that
most probably you will get new offering every week or so.
- Hot Security Skills: Intrusion Detection | Intrusion Protection | Familiarity with operating consoles like Cisco ASA, Checkpoint, and Palo Alto
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Project Management
There will be always need for smart
people who can manage complex, evolving technology, team of people and
deliver within given time. As number of carried IT project still
growths demand for good managers increases simultaneously. As such,
these people get paid well, very well. These days six-figure salaries
are more of standard. Especially if you know similar areas like Scrum,
Kanban, and Waterfall.
- Hot Project Management Skills: CMMI | Lean | Change Management
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Mobility
Mobile went wild. Today everything has
its mobile versions – starting with websites, blogs, through games,
application to end with dedicated apps only for devices with small
screen. Therefore mobility experts and application developers are in
high demand. Candidates who have expertise on multiple mobile platforms
are hired much faster however “multiple” has concrete value in theses
case which is 2 – Apple iOS and Google’s Android as these two giants
combine to power more than 90% of mobile devices.
- Hot Mobility Skills: iOS and Android App Development | Mobile Security | Device Management
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Operating Systems
The old IT joke says that there are only
10 types of people. (If you don’t know answer let me explain that 10 is
binary presentation of number 2, which means that there are actually
only 2 kinds of people – these which understand binary presentation and
which don’t). If would have ask first group (no-binary) which is the
most common operating system probably their answer was Windows, or
sometimes OS X. The other group knows that most of the servers run under
Unix-based operating systems. If you know how to administrate Oracle,
Solaris or HP blades you can easily earn around $105 000.
- Hot OS Skills: Solaris 10/11 | Oracle SPARC | HP-UX 11i v3 & 11i v2 | TOGAF/ITIL/SOA frameworks | Virtualization
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Programming& Software Development
Although the most desirable languages
sometimes change – programming remains a fundamental skill for IT, no
doubt on that. To give you some insight on what is demand, according to
HirringSolved.com IT recruiters conducted more than 1 300 000 social
media queries for candidates with knowledge of MS/SQL in February ’14 only! In the same time Software engineer were searched more than 1 600 000 times…
- Hot Programming & Development Skills: UML | Puppet | JDBC | Objective C
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Bonus“Soft” Skill: Fluency in Business-Speak
There was always a gap between IT and
business department, therefore ability to speak “business” – the natural
language for management, marketing, sales and other functional areas –
will distinguish the IT stars from the rest of clerks. Combined with
deep technical knowledge of one or more of mentioned above skills will
ensure you long term assignment.
On the other hand, translation is
usually needed in both directions. If you can clearly explain functional
requirements to your strictly technical team you can also expect boost
in your career. As information security executive J. Wolfgang Goerlich
recently said: “The ability to effectively communicate never goes out of
style. […] soft skills make or break your IT career.”
- Hot Soft Skills: Presenting IT Topics to Non-IT Staffers | Writing | Public Speaking | Leadership | Team-Building
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