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As Global tech firms are lining up to hire Ukraine’s world-renowned coders the wacky world of which programming languages are most in demand keeps shifting.

With the discrepancy of open positions to labor force job seekers at historic levels, there's no shortage of software developer jobs right now and employers are on the lookout for Python, Java and SQL coders in particular, hiring data indicates - with Go also catching the eye of recruiters.

Python
Java
SQL
Go
Outside of programming the hot IT jobs include:

Information Security Analyst
Data Scientist
Web Developer
Database Administrator
Computer Systems Analyst
But which are growing fastest?

Highest Growth IT Jobs
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the projected future growth rate for Information Security Analyst jobs is 33.3% through 2030. The Bureau estimates that the job profile will feature about 16,300 openings each year until 2030, and employers will prefer to hire candidates who have professional certification.
The projected future growth rate for software developer jobs is 22% through 2030, and for Mobile App Developer jobs, it is 30.7%. In addition to knowing multiple programming languages, such as C#, C++, HTML, Java, Microsoft.Net and SQL Server, you will need strong analytical and communication skills to land a software developer job.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects that the demand for data scientists will increase by 28% through 2026. Data scientists help organizations make business decisions based on data. Therefore, they are expected to be proficient in running statistical models, run algorithms, and master the most widely-used programming languages.
The Dice 2022 Tech Salary Report’s list of the fastest-growing jobs by salary shows that the average wage for web developers increased 21.3% between 2020 and 2021, almost double the second-fastest-growing salary of DB administrators. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there will be 8.53 million job openings for Full Stack Web developers by 2024. The projected future growth rate for all web developer jobs through 2030 is 13%.

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