The social network LinkedIn has published a list of the top 25 fastest-growing professions in the United States, based on its own statistics.
The social network LinkedIn has published a list of the top 25 fastest-growing professions in the United States, based on its own statistics.
The first position on this list was for an artificial intelligence engineer.
«AI engineers design, develop, and implement AI models and algorithms to optimize processes and solve complex problems. | Most common skills: Large Language Models (LLM), Natural Language Processing (NLP), PyTorch | Most common industries: Technology & Internet, IT Services & Consulting, Computer & Electronics Manufacturing | Where jobs are most plentiful: San Francisco, New York, Boston | Current gender breakdown: 20% female, 80% male | Average years of prior experience: 3.6 | Top roles transitioned from: Full Stack Engineer, Research Assistant, Data Scientist | Work flexibility: 35,5% remote, 27,3% hybrid,» the job overview states.
In second place on the list of the fastest growing professions is another specialization related to AI — artificial intelligence consultant.
«AI consultants help organizations implement and integrate AI technologies to achieve business goals and improve operations. | Most common skills: Large Language Models (LLM), Rapid Engineering, Python | Most common industries: Technology & Internet, IT Services & IT Consulting, Business Consulting & Services | Where jobs are most plentiful: San Francisco, New York, Washington, D.C. | Current gender breakdown: 30% female, 70% male | Average years of prior experience: 4.5 years | Top roles transitioned from: Operations Associate, Machine Learning Engineer, Data Scientist | Flexible work availability: 27,8% remote, 39,7% hybrid,» LinkedIn analysts concluded.
It is worth noting that, in addition to AI specialists, only one of those directly and directly related to the IT sphere made it to the top 25 fastest growing professions.
Another vacancy in the top is in the field of AI: Artificial intelligence researcher (12th place on the list) and Instrumentation and control (I&C) engineers (24th place).
All other fastest growing professions are either not related to IT or are relevant to the IT sector on a par with other sectors (managerial and administrative positions).
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