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What's your dream tech job?
| Any sysadmin work from home and sustain amazon grocery deliveries.
| Any tech job that sets realistic deadlines and is willing to compromise... (starts bawling)
| The only dream job is 'doing nothing and getting some money' but that's nor realistic
| Game dev
Robot maker
Cyber security professional hacker
| >>142207
True words.
That is why I see a lot of empty ground floor shop areas in buildings around the city with a notice 'For rent. Call nr XYZ for details.'
| The most fun tech job: Game developer
The most hardest but also one of the best paying: Cybersecurity
I wish I could have any of these two.
| Another dream job would be to work with the LHC programming the simulation to make sure that the world won't be swallowed by an artificial blackhole
| 1. Game designer (story driven)
2. Animation (traditional / digital)
3. Grey hat hacker (not sure if this qualifies as a job)
I am mainly leaning towards the artistic side of things, I would also love to become a writer and an illustrator. I am not really sure what my dream job is, but in the tech field, these are my top pics.
| Game dev,programmer,cybersecurity
| *Software developer: check
*Penetration tester: in-progress
| >>142296 Game dev most fun? That depends what company but you might wanna check again. It's an incredibly competitive field and many times your product doesn't make it.
It could be fun yes. But if you're in the programming side of game development, you're in for a world of 100+hr work weeks. That will most definitely kill your passion.
As for cybersecurity, the most difficult would be security software engineer or pen tester
| The majority of cyber security is administration. Aside from maybe 3 fields, the two I mentioned above plus network security engineer
##Admin:prefetcher##
| web development
| Game developer has become one of the shitiest jobs to have. It is mainly underpaied for the countless hours you work for everyday nonstop to meet absurd deadlines.
| >>142207 I think being an internal/external consultant for a badly managed company would be your job dream
Talking from experience, those assholes make two-weeks projects for installing a crappy SW tool with a 7 pages long manual
| Desktop application dev, information sec, kernel dev that order
Least appealing from exp: web development
| Stripper, oh wait
| >>142424
You're right. It's also a little disheartening when you hear your games are being pirated. It's literally your hard work being given away for free.
| Biocomputer designer, right now I'm studying Bionics and I'm planning to specialize in Bioelectronics but I want to focus in applications for electronics rather than biomedicine (most classmates aim for biomedical applications).
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| Mine in these order:
1. Cloud Computing
2. Database Admin
3. Systems Admin