New Powerhouse Tech Jobs in the Last 6 Years – Script

Right now—all over the world, businesses are looking to accelerate their success with the most compelling digital, software and hardware options available.

 Companies have more opportunities to connect with their audiences, captivate them and give them value than ever before. But these connections, on the heels of emerging job markets that cover an unprecedented level of services.

 The truth is, our modern technological advances have exploded the types of jobs available in the marketplace. When you look at the power of the smart phone alone, think of how many industries, let alone jobs, have been able to rise to prominence because of a little device that fits in your pocket.

 That’s why companies are empowering businesses to new heights, from Web Development and Software through Hardware. Here are some major mover and shaker tech positions driving these changes that did not exist six years ago.

 UX [user experience] Director

 Reining in a six-figure salary, a UX Director is responsible for marketing, design, communications and customer service around the way a service user, or customer, will experience a brand. Brands engage with customers on a more interpersonal level than ever, and representing the interests of both sides is a very complicated process.

 This involves a robust management of user research, information architecture, prototyping, testing, and overall design.

 Mobile Applications Developer

 With the average salary tapping a near six-figure sum, a mobile applications developer was probably on the radar over six years ago. However, the mobile landscape has exploded in recent years, and a mobile applications developer is not only on your radar, but you probably have several on staff, and another on speed dial. Mobile app designers and developers are leading the customer experience revolution. Programming language mastery, and a wealth of knowledge on mobile communications as well as trends are a necessity. With the way the global marketplace is going, we will probably see even more mobile applications developers in the future.

 Director of Analytics

 As every tech powerhouse under the sun tries to wrap their minds around the concept of big data, the emergence of a six-figure salary dedicated to the position of Director of Analytics is a no-brainer. A director of analytics will manage teams that work through masses database trends in order to find fast tracks to consumer needs as well as identify adverse business decisions. In today's bustling online marketplace, data is everything. Think cultural studies, but on a level where buyer behavior can predict sales growth to an unfathomable level.

 So – if you're willing to traverse endless data mines, predict the needs and responses from consumers and users to drive compelling experiences, or develop smart phone applications to drive integrated brand connectivity from anywhere in the world, the future is bright. Our global marketplace is accelerating, and acclimating to the technologies were inventing today. Just make sure you stay competitive – because a lot of people are going to be applying for these positions.