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Summary of this Career Cluster:
Summary of this Career Cluster:
Information technology workers are in a growing and always changing field. You might work with computer hardware, software, multimedia, or network systems. You might design new computer equipment or work on a new computer game.
Information technology workers are in a growing and always changing field. You might work with computer hardware, software, multimedia, or network systems. You might design new computer equipment or work on a new computer game.
Some information technology workers support and manage computer hardware. For example, you might make sure the networks are working or manage a network that links people across the world. Or, you might support others and answer questions about specific software or hardware.
Some information technology workers support and manage computer hardware. For example, you might make sure the networks are working or manage a network that links people across the world. Or, you might support others and answer questions about specific software or hardware.
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Careers in this Career Cluster:
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Use the Bureau of Labor Statistics website to search for more information about the careers listed below:
Use the Bureau of Labor Statistics website to search for more information about the careers listed below:
Applications Software Developers:
Develop and modify computer applications software.
Business Intelligence Analysts:
Gather and share financial information with the company they work for.
Geographic Information Systems Technicians:
Assist scientists or others who use geographical information systems (GIS) databases.
Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologist:
Research or develop geospatial technologies.
Computer Network Architects:
Design computer and information networks.
Computer Network Support Specialists:
Maintain computer networks (such as local area networks and wide area networks) and troubleshoot problems.
Informatics Nurse Specialists:
Help to design and develop computerized health care data systems.
Information Security Analysts:
Make sure that computer networks and information are safe and secure.
Computer Programmers:
Create, modify, and test code that allows computer programs to run.
Computer Systems Analysts:
Analyze data processing issues in science, engineering, or business to create and improve computer systems.
Information Technology Project Managers:
Plan and manage information technology (IT) projects.
Network and Computer Systems Administrators:
Install and maintain computer network systems for businesses.
Computer Systems Engineers/Architects:
Develop solutions to problems in complex computer applications.
Computer User Support Specialists:
Provide technical assistance to computer users.
Software Quality Assurance Engineers:
Test software for problems.
Systems Software Developers:
Research, design, and create systems-level software for a variety of applications.
Data Warehousing Specialists:
Program and design data warehouse systems.
Database Administrators:
Design computer databases to store different types of data.
Video Game Designers:
Design the core features of video games.
Web Administrators:
Manage web design, development, and maintenance activities.
Database Architects:
Design, create, and manage large databases.
Document Management Specialists:
Design systems for entire organizations on how to manage documents.
Web Developers:
Design, create, and modify websites.
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