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Let's take a look on trending jobs:-

• Business intelligence analyst

There has been a massive upsurge in businesses incorporating new technologies and generating data. According to global human resource consulting firm Robert Half, the role Business Intelligence Analyst is ranked second among the 10 most in-demand tech jobs for 2020. And amidst the ongoing pandemic and crises, businesses require new strategies to survive, leading to an increase in the demand for business intelligence analysts. A business intelligence analyst empowers organisations to make better decisions and devise smarter business strategies in order to achieve business goals and objectives. 

• Cybersecurity expert

Due to worldwide lockdown and the new normal of working remotely, dependency on the internet and internet-powered applications has increased manifold leading to massive data generation. 
This surge in internet dependency has also led to an increase in cyber attacks. Companies have increasingly become focused on securing their data and networks. Still, three big Indian companies have faced major cyber attacks since May 2020.
Organisations are actively hiring cyber security experts to ensure network protection from cyber threats. Cybersecurity has emerged as a recession-resilient domain and one of the next booming sectors of the future. Cybersecurity Ventures predicts that there will be 3.5 million vacant cybersecurity expert jobs by 2021 globally.

• Cloud architect

Covid-19 has drastically changed the way the workforce operates. With companies adopting remote working practices to survive the crisis, migration from on-premises to cloud servers has increased significantly. According to Robert Half, the role of a cloud architect is third in the list of 10 most in-demand tech jobs for 2020. 
The need to ensure continuous on-site and off-site presence with zero-disruption to business operations is also leading to the adoption of cloud-based collaborative applications. 
This accelerated shift has increased the demand for proficient cloud architects in the market and the demand is only set to increase in the coming years. 

• Product manager

Product managers devise product roadmaps, draw goals and vision for the product, and encourage the team to build that vision into a reality as per consumers’ needs. They are like glue in any organisation, binding the non-technical teams with technical ones and guiding a product’s success.
In today’s market, there are more than 20,000 active product manager jobs on various portals and this number will continue to rise in the future.
A career in product management will further be recognised as a lifelong profession. More job openings in the product management domain can be expected to increase, both in the high-tech and traditional industries.

• AI specialist

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has swiftly become a part of our daily lives. IT giants, like Google, Amazon and Microsoft, have seen an increase in overall business profits by leveraging the power of AI in their business processes. 
In 2020, AI Specialists are being actively hired by companies with lucrative salary packages. Today, more than one lakh active AI specialist jobs are available on job portals, and this number is predicted to grow in the coming years.

Reference : https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.deccanherald.com/amp/supplements/dh-education/job-trends-in-2021-919250.html

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