High paying careers for 2015.

Are you a budding Engineer? Are you on the look out for an IT career? Do you wonder whether a career in Application development will do you good? Then a recent ‘Robert Half Salary Guides’ survey  will solve all your dilemmas so that you head in the right direction.

Salaries in the technology and creative fields are expected to continue their upward trend in 2015. In today’s world  technology  has enslaved people to an extent that they can’t imagine there existence without the high tech gadgets and self-help applications.

The following 6  high paying IT careers are expected to see the most substantial increases in average starting salary in 2015:

1.  Mobile applications developer: The need for skilled professionals who can develop applications for smartphones will only increase as companies keep pace with the growing mobile market
2. Big data engineer: As organizations  launch  big data initiatives, many will look to hire experienced engineers who can communicate with business users and data scientists, and translate business objectives into data processing workflows.
3. Wireless network engineer: Professionals who can effectively research, design, implement and optimize wireless networks will be in high demand as more internal infrastructure projects are launched to support the rising use of mobile devices and wireless technologies.
4. User experience (UX) director: A  satisfying user experience is vital to the success of any web or mobile initiative. Companies need creative leadership to ensure the user experience across web and mobile properties is consistent and aligns with business strategy .
5. Interactive creative director: To execute successful interactive marketing and advertising campaigns, companies need creative leaders who are adept at coordinating the efforts of designers, writers and art directors into one cohesive vision
6. Web designer (5+ years of experience): Organizations need experienced web designers to ensure their Internet and intranet sites, and digital communications — such as emails, online ads and social media sites — accurately reflect the goals, objectives and identity of the business.

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