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14 roles tracked

Tech roles A-Z

Pay, number of jobs and ten-year outlook for the tech occupations people most often ask about. Click a column to sort; open a role for what the work is like and how people get in.
Typical entry
IT manager$175,140$108k to $298k686k+16%Bachelor's degree
Computer research scientist$140,300$82k to $231k39k+22%Master's degree
Software developer$135,980$82k to $215k1.7M+10%Bachelor's degree
Network architect$134,050$80k to $203k182k+8%Bachelor's degree
Information security analyst$129,180$75k to $200k193k+21%Bachelor's degree
Data scientist$120,230$67k to $199k276k+35%Bachelor's degree
Systems analyst$105,850$67k to $168k544k+8%Bachelor's degree
Database administrator$104,620$60k to $163k75k0%Bachelor's degree
Project manager (IT and tech)$102,320$62k to $168k1.1M+7%Bachelor's degree
Computer programmer$100,390$58k to $160k111k-7%Bachelor's degree
Systems administrator$99,130$63k to $155k324k-4%Bachelor's degree
Web developer$92,650$48k to $162k87k+4%Bachelor's degree
Technical writer$90,390$57k to $145k46k+1%Bachelor's degree
IT support specialist$61,860$41k to $101k751k-3%Varies

Figures are from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook: 2025 median annual pay, the 10th to 90th percentile range, employment in 2025 and projected change from 2025 to 2035. Where the BLS groups two jobs together, each role page says which figures it uses.