Technology Career Paths
Telecommunications
The telecommunication industry is involved with the interfacing and networking of computer
ans communication equipment. We are faced with an explosion of information on the Internet and
Intranet. As computers become less expensive and more user friendly, more and more companies are
taking advantage of the technology. AS a result, there is a strong demand for skilled people who
can help virtually all companies benefit from this resource. Some jobs in the telecommunications
industry include:
- Network Technician
- Fiber Optic Technician
- Cable TV Technician
- Computer Technician
- Systems Administrator
- Network Engineer
- Electrical / Computer Engineer
Electronics
The demand for electronics and telecommunications technicians is strong, especially for those
with skills in the cutting edge technologies. Employment for electronic and telecommunications
engineers with these skills is even stronger. Increased demand from business, government and
consumers for improved computers, communications and electrical/electronic goods will provide
continued employment growth. Examples of jobs in the electronics indusry:
- PC Repair Technician
- Electronic Sales
- Networking Technician
- Slot Machine Technician
- Electronic Assembler
- Biomedical Technician
- Electrical Technician
Computers / Computer Science
As the world continues to grow more computer-dependent, computer professionals occupy an increasingly
important position, ensuring that functions and applications keep up with the changing needs
of industry and individuals. The roles are becoming much more inter-related with the explosion
if the internet and computer technologies. Consider these careers:
- Computer Programmer
- Computer Architect
- Web Designer/Programmer
- Game designer
- Database Administrator
- Network Administrator
- CADD Specialist
- GIS Specialist
