💼 Web Developer

Description: The web developer is a notable technical position that every IT department demands this role. Web developers are technical professionals who specialize in creating and maintaining websites. They have knowledge of using coding and programming languages like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, and PHP to ensure usability, functionality, and performance, often collaborating with designers and other developers.

Highlights:

These professionals perform various duties, including writing codes using coding and programming languages, updating, fixing bugs, and optimizing websites. To become a successful web developer, you must meet its requirements, including a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field and relevant skills and knowledge.

💼 Customer Service Representative

A customer service representative (CSR) is a frontline employee who interacts with customers to address their questions, concerns, and complaints.

They may do this using a variety of channels, including phone, chat, email and social media.

Highlights:

Their primary responsibilities are listening to customers' questions and concerns and provide answers or responses and providing information about products and services.

Customer service representatives typically need a high school diploma or equivalent to enter the occupation. However, some of these workers have postsecondary education that may include a bachelor's degree in fields such as business, communications, and social science. 

💼 Junior UX Designer

Overview: By conducting research, developing wireframes and prototypes, and testing concepts for usability, a junior UX designer works with a design team to enhance user experiences.

In order to build fundamental UX skills through practical experience, this entry-level position entails helping senior designers with a variety of design-related tasks, from comprehending user demands to creating final designs for developers.

Highlights:

Collaborate with UX researchers to understand user needs through surveys, interviews, and usability testing.

Develop wireframes, user flows, and prototypes to visualize user experiences and design concepts.

Work with senior designers, product managers, and developers to ensure designs align with project goals and are implemented effectively. 

💼 Surveillance Officer

Job Overview: In order to ensure the safety of people and property in a variety of settings, such as casinos, business buildings, or public areas, a surveillance officer uses technology and observation to keep an eye on regions in order to identify and stop security breaches, unlawful activity, and policy violations. Their responsibilities include running surveillance systems (like CCTV), keeping thorough records of all events, working with law enforcement and other security professionals, and reacting to situations as they arise. 

Highlights:

Officers on duty keep people and property safe from criminal activities.

They keep an eye on anyone acting suspiciously and patrol the area where they are stationed.

In addition, surveillance agents keep an eye on all alarms and surveillance tapes, conduct security inspections, and compile reports based on their observations.

💼 UX Designer

Description:  The UX designer is a good-paying technical role. A UX designer makes products and services easy, effective, and delightful for an organization. As a UX designer, you'll perform a wide range of duties.

Highlights:

Creating intuitive, user-friendly, and enjoyable digital products and services

Conducting user research, interviews, and surveys to develop user-friendly products

Shaping UX strategy

Understanding user needs and defining user flows

In addition, you will perform many other duties as a UX designer within a company. However, you'll need to meet the requirements of this role to become a UX designer.