What Are The Most Secure Tech Jobs for The Future?

In this video we are covering what are some of the most secure jobs and skills to have going into 2024? Although no job or skills is 100% future proof, we can lean on data and trends to see where the tech industry and jobs are headed.
🌟 What's Inside:
1. Data-Driven Insights: We explore the latest industry reports, labor statistics, and expert opinions to identify the careers and skills that are in high demand and why.
2. Emerging Tech Trends: Discover how advancements in AI, machine learning, cybersecurity, and other technologies are shaping the job market.
3. Skill Development Strategies: Learn about the key skills that are likely to remain valuable and how you can develop or enhance these skills.
4. Job Security in Tech: We analyze various roles within the tech industry - from software development to data analysis - and discuss their future prospects.
🔍 In-Depth Analysis:
- The Rise of Automation: How automation is changing the job landscape and what it means for future job security.
- The Importance of Adaptability: Why being adaptable and continuously learning is more crucial than ever.
- Remote Work and Digital Nomadism: How these trends are influencing job security and career choices.
Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a professional looking to pivot your career, or just curious about the future of work, this video is a must-watch. Join us as we uncover the most secure jobs and skills for 2024, offering you the insights you need to prepare for the future.
What Are The Most Secure Tech Jobs for The Future?
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[@TiffInTech]

Curious to hear what are some skills you think will be in-demand and what are some you think will become less in-demand?

[@alfrede.newman1838]

Historically some niche platforms tend to seem to not 'go away' and some skills become very rare eg. COBOL. There are many large Corps that have some systems, developed decades ago, that are necessary but just don't seem to be replaceable either 'too complicated in how they do what they do' or 'too expensive to replace when they are not really busted' as a few examples. Maybe a more interesting question might be, looking back over my past career that started in the late 70's with software, "what is a reasonable time frame to consider relevant skills for job security". 5 years, 10 years, 15 years and then that might be stretching it before it might be a good idea for some essential skills retraining?

[@myhealthislife]

I'm in the healthcare field and want to get into IT in healthcare.

[@alfrede.newman1838]

@@myhealthislife Well as long as there are people with healthcare needs, there's likely a market for h/care IT services of some sort. Personally, I'd go for something in the BioTech sector for a longer (10-plus years) higher-paying career but for more normal paying day-to-day jobs considering our underfunded dis-connected public healthcare system(s) there should be IT career opportunities out there. IMHO

[@wz60262]

Yes, I'd love to hear more about your post-grad ML course. Keep us updated!

[@pythonyousufparyani8407]

According Fred Lezman to Jeff Bazos, "LLM is a very good b**sh*ter" However, it is not completely true. LLMs do learn on lots of language patterns. However, they don't have mathematical backgrounds at all. They haven't changed anything. We've been using templates from long time on each and every field. They just can make templates for you so you don't have to find them on Internet.

[@ronobinwumeh3466]

1) Data science 02:42 , 2) AI/machine learning/robotics 05:26 , 3)Cybersecurity 09:02 :)

[@SciMoTeAr]

other ppl talks totally opposite things, like data science and cybersecurity will be replaced by AI, so? this all is worthless talking just to talk and make videos for youtube earnings

[@Jaylaa.55]

@@SciMoTeArfrom what I’ve seen AI won’t necessarily take over but it will be used as an aid for these kinds of jobs

[@DreamsUnlockd]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:29 🧠 *Embrace continuous learning and upskilling for future-proofing your career.* 02:42 💼 *Data-related roles like data scientist and data analyst are in high demand, with job growth projected at 28% from 2020 to 2030.* 05:26 🤖 *Roles related to AI, such as machine learning engineer and AI engineer, offer significant career growth opportunities.* 06:43 📚 *You can incorporate AI into your everyday work by educating yourself on AI concepts and tools.* 09:02 🌐 *Cybersecurity is a highly in-demand field, with job openings expected to increase by 30% by 2030.* 11:20 🔒 *In your current job, practice cybersecurity best practices like avoiding suspicious links and attachments to enhance security.* Made with HARPA AI

[@mariahchontaduro2774]

Thank you!! :)

[@neoreign]

Great job.

[@sigmamalelogic]

Thanks!

[@coldlyanalytical1351]

Robotics and factory automation are bound to flourish. All this hardware needs support : software, electronics, mechanics. This will lead to a solid demand for robotics engineers & technicians. Even specialised transport firms, finance houses etc.

[@I_Lemaire]

Happy New Year Tiff. Thank you so much for the video. All the best to you and your family.

[@chavruta2000]

They have been saying security is the next big thing since 1995 but it never goes up much because firms almost never take cybersecurity seriously.

[@sagarshah5341]

You have to understand CYBER SECURITY is just a boom just like web3. The core reason why JEFF BOZES became JEFF BEZOS or BILL GATES became BILL GATES is cause they fucking focused on core work. CYBER SECURITY is just an insurance policy in the IT WORLD. It is like extorting money out of the business by pleading (not really, by holding the RANSOMWARE as a shotgun) against mangement. CYBER SECURITY is a service not a business, hence a practice and not a core impactful skill. Ofcourse great cyber security professionals do get paid but they can surpass a great engineer who created the FIREWALL on which they write the fucking rules! In my opinion, CYBER SECURITY will be the next operational job with the rise of AI. The better the development/engineering process the lesser the bugs. The lesser the bugs the more efficient the system. The more efficient the system, the least requirement of CYBER SECURITY. ANother way of putting this: The more iterations in the development/engineering process the lesser the bugs. The lesser the bugs the more efficient the system. The more efficient the system, the least requirement of CYBER SECURITY. With AI as a tool I foresee less bugs and more iterations both happening so the demand will not be as much as we think it may be! Just jump to AI brother.

[@sandcastledx]

They are starting to

[@chavruta2000]

@sandcastledx no. They are definately not.

[@firmmy7458]

@@chavruta2000 why have you said so? is it hard to find a job with a cybersecurity degree?

[@chavruta2000]

@firmmy7458 i am not an expert on the job market and which credentials will get you places, but i can tell you that they have been saying this same line for decades and nothing really changes that much. It is a competitive field and not an entry-level friendly field either, but there sure are many opportunities. Tech is subject to major fluctuations in hiring, due to the economy, generally speaking, but I would guess less so with security.

[@bruv1029]

No one knows. Things change fast.

[@TiffInTech]

You are totally right! But it is good to look ahead to understand where to put focus now :)

[@catharsis222]

Queens of the stone age

[@paulholsters7932]

@@TiffInTech Tell me, how do you garantee that companies will still hire juniors and scholars when mediors and seniors thanks to AI will become 10 x more productive (while a junior can't because all a junior does is what AI can do as well)??? So yeah, AI means a lot of opportunity, but not towards juniors. The AI of tomorrow will BE the junior of today. It will replace all juniors world wide. Basic economics. But until then, let's make juniors believe they have a real chance. Because if not, all coding bootcamps will collapse also..

[@ArbitraryZer0101]

So much ENFP lol nice. Great video, engaging and relevant. Whilst hard to predict, roles which are adapting to the AI and data space is where it'll be. I was a full on dev for 6 years and recently got into a tech lead role where a lot of my role is now understanding and planning out how to use new tech. Coding is still there thankfully , understanding things and explaining how to benefit a business basically will always be a need for work

[@valenciawalker6498]

Thank you, so helpful. I definitely will be a forever learner. Finishing up boot camp in SE at Flat Iron School this upcoming October and finishing MS psychology this April for both, you always need to learn to remain competent and up to date. I plan to get a data science or UX web design certificate while pursuing my Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. These skills are definitely in demand. Thank you, I definitely would love these skills to be set apart. The STEM tech careers are very compelling. I'm interested in Machine learning and Artificial intelligence as well. I love your Steve Jobs portrait. I would love to hear more about your post-grad experience in the course.

[@tatianajenkins7784]

Thank you so much for this video! Could you, please, make a video helping new programmers or those who are just learning how to navigate a coding career as a beginner while so many changes in tech are taking place?

[@saulskanal]

Wow, I am blown away by the incredible content on this technology channel! The explanations are so clear and informative, making it easy for even someone like me with limited tech knowledge to understand. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us and keep up the great work!

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate your comment!

[@LearnWithBahman]

Data scientists is one of the easiest job to automate with AI or even old fashion software.

[@Louisianish]

If you're interested in learning about cybersecurity specifically as it pertains to web development and especially if you've reached the point, like me, where you're actually getting paying clients, I highly recommend the book "Web Security for Developers" by Malcolm McDonald.

[@datamasterblaster]

Gotta keep on learnin...good video!

[@dempseydeclerck2911]

Wow, you're finally the first person I've met who's enthusiastic about NVIDIA's Deep Learning Institute! NVIDIA offers a wealth of resources for AI and deep learning, catering to both open-source and closed-source needs. Their courses delve into technical depths beyond what regular courses typically offer, making it an excellent starting point. 👏😊

[@TiffInTech]

Yay!! Yes a great resource

[@akashchandra2223]

How is it only a starting point?

[@akashchandra2223]

How much time does it take?

[@dempseydeclerck2911]

@@akashchandra2223 The timeline for advancing in this field can vary, usually spanning from two to three years, with your commitment and work ethic playing a significant role. Nonetheless, it's important to recognize that it just the beginning. To truly excel, you should delve deeper into your knowledge through hands-on projects and active participation in open-source, as is customary in many technical fields.

[@akashchandra2223]

@@dempseydeclerck2911 so how do people stay consistent and focused

[@Watauva_94]

Thnak you for the information. 💯

[@karenzhou1083]

You're always a pleasure to watch. I have a few comments and questions. First, the majority of people who are not in tech but are trying to get into tech are going to have a steep learning curve to enter say machine learning. This is just because of the amount of math and statistics required. Even with an online certification, these people are going to compete with graduates of computer science programs at prestigious schools. Without something remarkable on their resume, I think these people would be at a severe disadvantage. What advice do you have for these people? Say a teacher, an artist or a social worker trying to break into tech, wouldn't they be at a disadvantage to somebody with PhD in computer science and a Microsoft internship? Now, about the AI market, are there jobs that could leverage a non-tech background or subject matter expertise in addition to tech skills? I know there is a demand for AI ethics, but even those jobs are also quite techy requiring experience in IT. Also, what about somebody's age for this kind of career transition/pivot? I look forward to hearing from you.

[@rodblues6832]

I did a bunch of coursera’s ML courses, including all the mathematics, and while they were fun and gave me a pretty good understanding of how ML works, the chances of getting a job based only on that is close to nil.

[@emmanueldark993]

Just to add on to Cybersecurity I think even better Cybersecurity/Cloud Security; since the global cloud infrastructure continues to expand and even be preferred for various reasons from financial savings to scalability efficiency. Although cloud has downsides i.e. increased chances of threat actors hacking hence the Cloud Security being as important as "traditional" cybersecurity.

[@keylanoslokj1806]

How do you become a cloud securiter

[@Aala1Farooqui]

I am learning cloud computing. Do u think AI will replace it??

[@emmanueldark993]

@@keylanoslokj1806 the most quickest routes is to go either AWS Certified Security - Specialty or Microsoft Azure 500 Cloud Security Engineering Cert. Keep in mind neither are beginner certs and it's assume you have either or both prior experience with cloud infrastructure.

[@emmanueldark993]

@@Aala1Farooqui A.I. will only supplement and enhance certain routine tasks that can be automated but it will never completely replace cloud computing practitioners. The same process is happening with the cybersecurity field with evolving A.I. that will replace redundant tasks that can be automated but A.I. isn't perfect nor sentient where it can totally replace humans at least for the next couple of decades at least.

[@Aala1Farooqui]

@@emmanueldark993 Thanks a lot...I was really sad about this. But now I do feel good.

[@priyanshusharma5989]

most future proof job is what she is doing on youtube

[@susanc.4714]

I love that Steve Jobs picture behind you

[@EoDuque]

I just recently took the decision to switch from coding to Data fields, and will pursue a Data Science major, However, kind of insecure about this decision, but i hope its a better one.

[@user-xx6cc9ob2m]

Tiff please talk about your career and your predictions about future of dev advocacy

[@praphullakumar5484]

Thanks for this video. Truly valuabe.

[@roldanduarteholguin7102]

Export the Quantum, Chat GPT, Revit, Plant 3D, Civil 3D, Inventor, ENGI file of the Building or Refinery to Excel, prepare Budget 1 and export it to COBRA. Prepare Budget 2 and export it to Microsoft Project. Solve the problems of Overallocated Resources, Planning Problems, prepare the Budget 3 with which the construction of the Building or the Refinery is going to be quoted.

[@suhindubey8178]

Thanks Tiff 😊❤.

[@markbrown7630]

Hi Tiff what about the evolving future of project management as currently studying for CAPM , and prince 2 agile, foundation & practitioner transition from my current career as an experienced professional in government , local authorities here in London uk 🇬🇧

[@test12382]

B.S on WGU as well for data analyst

[@ThunderPlayzminecraft]

What do you think about data camp?

[@jlprescott7243]

What is future-proof is I will always say, “Cheers!”. Cheers!

[@RealOne697]

@TiffinTech I am also about to start a AI/Data Science related post grad so i would love to know about your experience 😁

[@suvsap]

Cloud, devops and containerization experts will also have good future opportunities

[@IzabellaRequiem]

Really? Im in it and everyone are scared of AI

[@jamesgoodrich6927]

SD* (software-defined _anything infrastructure_), so no, cloud's out. DevOps? Just more coding, especially with major pipelines being in a YAML or similar DSL, so DO's out. Containerization? Uh, hello? Hypervisors are old, and software-based, which is just more code. Dockerfiles, Vagrantfile's? Yeah, more code, interestingly enough, so.. I'm going to have to go with containerization is not really great in terms of humans' opportunities.

[@Miguel-Del]

@@jamesgoodrich6927Any opinions on RPA and ML training?

[@waynejones5635]

Scrimba is also an excellent resource to learning new coding and AI skills.

[@TiffInTech]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@freaklore]

Augmented reality, virtual reality and games are the future. However, more interactivity with web design will likely increase as well. Think of embedded 2D and 3D games with clever interactions for navigating the website. People want to be entertained, mobile applications will continue to grow as well.

[@MrZack-ri1ey]

Thanks teacher 😊

[@TiffInTech]

Wishing you an amazing day!!

[@stevensong8784]

You should make vlog about your progress on ML grad course so viewers can get a taste of the process. P.S. I will stick with my google cybersec certificate. Stick with it till I finish it. Then try other courses.

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you!! I start it in February and will definitly share my journey! And wow that is a great certificate you are focusing on -- good for you!!

[@vascoambrosio7798]

thanks for sharing

[@sigmamalelogic]

Thanks!

[@Question-nv8mh]

Hey tiff what tech career are you in? im 26 im doing freelance we. Development Does that mean I'm ahead or behind.

[@afimaci]

Udemy, Udacity, Coursera, LinkedIn Learning, edx…. I’m a bit confused :) which one do you think is actually worth investing in?

[@quirkyturtle7735]

Just asking for data analysis. Are you looking for a future life long partner

[@itsjustme8846]

I really want to get into programming. So many commenters claim its all over, and the demand is inflated, artificial. Everyone seems to say tech is on the downturn. Some say the opposite. What is the truth?

[@kumardigvijaymishra5945]

In not too distant future, web dev, AR, VR, game design and even hacking will be done by AI tools. Looks like, the only stable tech jobs will be in mainframe maintenance industry. Tiff what do you say ?

[@evenmoreevil]

@tiffintech is it possible to include chapters for your videos?

[@TiffInTech]

Oops! Thanks for the call out. I will start doing that. Thank you!!

[@PedroSantos-fv1no]

You had me at hello!

[@rodrigoruiz976]

Could you link the courses?

[@timmyschannel5]

What about project management?

[@rbfarrell1]

When there is a large group of people trying to get a job. The employers does not have to pay as much. And that is already happening.

[@sevonwilson0523]

If you can even get into tech. There is so much gate keeping it seems like. It’s not even about what you know but about who you know. You have senior level people applying to entry level roles and it messes up the job market.

[@rodblues6832]

True. I did a full stack JavaScript bootcamp in 2022, loved it, but I think only 2 people out of my cohort out of 35 have gotten a programming job, one of whom already had 10 years of php coding experience but had never learned JavaScript. This is not to discourage anyone, just a reality check. There’s so many enthusiastic tech people on KZbin who make it seem like all you need is a positive attitude and the desire to learn new things to be successful in tech. If only! Besides even those lucky enough to get a job report very low job satisfaction, not to mention constant fear of being laid off any day. I’m just glad I had something to fall back on.

[@jahbless4ever]

What about cloud computing?

[@melihcevikoglu]

Hello. I did discover your contents around 4 moths ago through instagram reels. It was about IBM skills build which I am still digging into that( Especially about fundamentals of AI) . I have business administration degree and after 4 years of experience in market fully decide that I am not into traditional possible jobs related with BA. I enjoy more reading , researching playing with tech and believe me I am thinking about it a lot. But I don’t understand how can I find a job after I develop myself . How can I prove myself to the market even if I don’t have a CS degree. Maybe one of your next videos can be about finding a suitable job?? : - )

[@emmanuelaolaiya]

I also have a degree in business administration and I have been in the tech field for years now. You can look into data analytics, learn SQL programming, Python programming or any ETL tools like SSIS, Azure, BI tools. This would help you get jobs like Business systems analyst, systems analyst, data engineer, data analyst role and making over 100k per year. Good luck

[@melihcevikoglu]

@@emmanuelaolaiya Thanks !

[@JOHN.Z999]

In my opinion, nothing has really changed. GPT-4 still seems lazy and barely reads the documents I use to train my GPT agents. Unfortunately, this store will flop unless a significantly improved model with truly meaningful enhancements is released.

[@timflatus]

I'm just here for when your wings start to come off.

[@AS-oh4nm]

Тиффани такая красивая🥰

[@IvanVazquezS]

If we achieve AGI this year or next one: None. Let's start learning some useful skills for the day to day life and our community and environment!

[@keylanoslokj1806]

We won't. AI is pure retardation. It's plain statistics. It has no real thinking, understanding and imagination like humans do

[@MarcusAureliusSeneca]

Most of these except for the highest level architect ones can be replaced by AI. I would say Manual QA Tester is ai-proof

[@TiffInTech]

Interesting!

[@almiraw.4905]

At this point, no job is safe. All suggestions will only delay but not prevent the inevitable. Also, manual testers were being replaced by automated QA long before AI.

[@saipatkar4078]

Tiff in tech ma'am Are you teaching any courses?

[@tsuisunyu]

i am looking to get my master in cs, background mechanical eng, is that a waste of time?

[@IndianFactsky]

Hy sister web developer is a safe??

[@therabidpancake1]

I have been studying python for a number of years and am just now starting to get good . What python skills do you suggest I practice the most to get a job that pays $100 + thousand dollars a year .

[@akashchandra2223]

I don't understand why does it take that long to learn python? How do you stay so concentrated for learning it?

[@therabidpancake1]

@@akashchandra2223 I have a disability and part of that disability is taking longer to learn stuff . The long and short of it is that I have not stayed consistent , have not made a very well structured learning plan and have tried many many languages and alternatives . I guess I have also just not been asking the right questions . I could really use a lot of help . IDK if you would like to help me learn but I am open . I know a little bit of python not a whole lot . Also my problem is the focus I got into programming so I could write games . Eventually I want to write apps also and I have been trying to learn both together

[@norm238]

What if I want to become Tech KZbinr like you?

[@bwljustus8077]

What about Quantum Computing?

[@TiffInTech]

It will change the world if you ask me!!!

[@josealejandrodiazmunoz6142]

O.O -> favorites

[@kdavidwhite8376]

what AI course are you taking? is this a university course in-person? or online? I'm curious and interested in what you'll be doing during this course and some of the feedback you have on it.

[@TiffInTech]

Its a post grad college course by George Brown! I will start in Feb and will share my journey!!

[@ralphdavid9609]

Robotics Machines Computer are going to replace Manpower in the coming years

[@mathiasmorgan5792]

Data Engineering

[@rilwanj]

Human oriented research will not be replaced by AI, human beings are far too complex, they can assist but never be able to fully automate. The dystopia that would emerge if AI could perfectly predict everyone’s actions, will be an extinction threat.

[@pushon10]

It's so funny when she pulls the green screen down!

[@TiffInTech]

hahaha :D

[@STARR828]

Do these data jobs require math courses????

[@coumadin75]

I watch this channel for only one reason

[@davidson2727what]

Anyone going into cyber security do be aware the work life balance is terrible. You are essentially on call 24/7

[@SomeFreeTimeActivities]

Ive been learning javascript and now i feel like i have to stop that and learn something that leads to cyber security 😂

[@keylanoslokj1806]

You can learn something that makes your js code more secure. And tools etc. don't abandon your learning curve

[@rbfarrell1]

A.I. is going to keep getting better and better and tech jobs are going to get less and less (no one wants to just admit that). Even Uber, Lift and Taxi's will be taken over by Tesla Robo Taxi's. Call centers all over the world will be replace by A.I. A.I. has been watching , listen and learning for years. Almost every area even the medical field will have Robots in the Hospitals. Skilled trade jobs that have to go to different sites to do work will be much harder to replace. Office jobs and factory jobs are pretty easy for A.I. to replace. Or A.I. will enable one person to do what use to take 10 people.

[@enoshsubba5875]

Just certifications are not going to help. You atleast require 2 years of work exp and related projects to secure employment.

[@charlesagnew3801]

Who’s got time to reskill when you’re a parent with young kids, pay bills, time is running out for the older generation

[@ZeryusXD]

Just dedicate 1 or 2 hours of your free time everyday (or at nights) to learn whatever skill you want. Lots of free stuff on the internet. Practice what you learn and maintain that consistency and by a year you'll have already gained alot of knowledge and experience

[@fai8t]

I like ur name TIFF Tag Image File Format

[@JS-bk4pn]

None! They will all be replaced.

[@melihcevikoglu]

PS: you are super cool person :b

[@lowzhehao]

I closed the video once she mentioned the first future proof job is data analytics 🤣

[@seryjsk]

Okeyk

[@ThoughtsbyJohn]

Hello people from the future here to fact check, what’s changed?

[@ralphdavid9609]

Computer Sciencetist Computer Engineering Aerospace Engineering Aeronautical Engineering

[@sarahfranco6802]

3:20, 6:40

[@Antilli]

No blockchain?

[@atz6212]

That KZbin persona, pretty cute but who are you?

[@supermanhk2008]

I love you

[@mehulyadav223]

❤❤

[@mdelim3128]

AI is to help us as a tool for developers to develop software better and also to help us in life to make it easier and not to take away jobs from people . if that happens then we all should go back to the old days to not needing money and everything for free and we can all just let AI and robots to take over OMG hope not or we will end up one day like the movie of terminator when machines take over humans to slave us lol

[@TiffInTech]

haha oh noooo! Maybe we can just retire and go chill on a beach?

[@DavidTheWiseOne]

⁠​⁠@@TiffInTech It’s related we need honest leader And I’m sure Al Mahdi will appear before 2030 And only native girls will be presidents and basic income will be applied to everyone Anyway dear Eng. Steph be neomian

[@akashchandra2223]

​@TiffInTech can you please help on picking the best how do people have the time to learn all these skills. How to say concentrated

[@Mouazbrai]

I think web development will end in the future

[@TiffInTech]

Really? I think the skills from web dev will evolve and maybe move into other roles! What are your thoughts behind it?:)

[@santosg3]

Get to it jeez

[@Cb138inRs]

How about covering all the free courses offered? And not with a trail, just, free. Paid isn't always the way

[@jayceontalylor4244]

thepiratbay bro

[@jacobchurch5536]

Do KZbin content creators get paid more for more liked videos?

[@ronaldomaia]

I think this is obvious for now, even chat gpt says that 😂

[@ikarusdepegaso]

Omg you are so smart and cute 😀

[@mugomuiruri2313]

be short and to the point

[@kzelmer]

No job is secure anymore

[@avidreader6534]

this is the real answer

[@rodblues6832]

“I’m a KZbinr” - haha there’s where the job security really is

[@TiffInTech]

Haha - I work full time in tech and do youtube on the side!!

[@bmiller949]

Be related to the owners, otherwise you are toast.

[@TiffInTech]

haha oh noooo!

[@BizzaroBrainBoi]

None of them. Computers do jobs better than us now.

[@txreal2]

What? Even Social Security is not secured.

[@redfuegolight]

none

[@TiffInTech]

:O definitely not the case!