Software Programmer
Being a programmer can be an exciting career choice for the right team oriented problem solvers. Computer Science, Business Information Systems or mathematics are the typical bachelor degree’s to pursue when interested in a programming career.
Opportunities are varied and abundant for programmers. Technology is changing every day and nearly every business relies on software.
Programmers conquer real life business challenges by making organizations more efficient. That’s accomplished though detailed processes developing, testing and implementing IT solutions. Working with Analysts, management and others programmers to articulate details into technical specifications is critical.
Once the specifications outlining a program are complete, you begin to write the code and test the system for accuracy.
Management, IT consulting, and a variety of training and teaching opportunities arise quickly with solid entry level programming experience.
Many engineering jobs also include some levels of programming or share some of the same thought processes that programming use. Programmers can seek employment in nearly every industry and the end products can vary widely.
There are many types of programming languages and they are taught in many different methods. Not all programming jobs require a college education, but many employers prefer a formal education of some type. A self-taught employee can enter the field of development by showcasing the programs they have already developed.
Jobs that work with programmers include business analyst, user interface designers, product managers, and quality assurance testers.
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