High-tech and technology

Because the high-tech and technology field is so large and developed, there is a constant demand for people with an affinity for technology and various high-tech experts such as programmers, analysts, technical support and help desk people, Presale and Post sale salespeople, information security experts and SOC system people and IT, with managerial positions such as project manager and product manager and more.

High-tech work is considered particularly prestigious and desirable for various reasons: it is usually a rewarding job in terms of pay and no less important. In addition, there are many employment opportunities, and there is a general feeling that there is always room to strive and advance. Also, the world of high-tech and technology includes interesting and challenging roles that help develop new skills and abilities.

A business analyst is a person whose job is to extract knowledge from data, and with the help of this knowledge, assist in making business decisions, planning processes, setting goals, and so on. The analyst is required to have analytical thinking abilities and business abilities, to have an understanding of the organization in which he works, to be familiar with relevant databases, and to have the ability to analyze the knowledge gathered and draw conclusions from it.

Standard requirements are usually a bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as mathematics, computer science, economics, or statistics, knowledge in retrieving data, processing and analyzing them, experience in SQL, mastering Office applications with an emphasis on Excel, familiarity with BI tools, English with a high level of written and verbal command, Good interpersonal skills, order, and organization.

Due to the massive amount of information that exists in organizations today, there has been difficulty in its manual analysis. To address this difficulty, the field of Business Intelligence has evolved. This area deals with building systems that can be used to generate information that helps manage the organization. Several positions in this field include BI analyst, report developer, ETL process developer, BI manager, BI developer, data architect, business analyst, and information analyst.

Each position holder has different areas of responsibility; therefore, the requirements vary depending on each position. For example, a reporter is required to have a high level of command in Excel and advanced tools for producing reports. A reporter is required to have experience in SQL and knowledge in developing reports in complex BI systems. A BI manager must have excellent human relations, technical background, and so on.

A data Analyst translates information into knowledge. A data analyst learns about the current situation to identify trends and make predictions about the future. As part of his job, a data analyst is responsible for data mining from primary and secondary sources, cleaning and organizing raw data, using various techniques and technologies to get a bigger picture of the data, analyzing trends, creating reports to help managers interpret findings, presenting technical analysis results to business clients, providing insights Based on the data and working with technology teams. Today in almost every company and every industry, DATA Analyst is employed, from healthcare providers to high-tech companies to fast food stores.

The Data Analyst position requires academic education in computer science, software engineering, or other relevant studies, knowledge and experience in SQL, high-level mastery of Excel, and familiarity with various research tools. In addition, there may be a requirement for previous experience as a Data Analyst and a requirement for knowledge of different languages.

Data science is an interdisciplinary field of scientific methods, processes, algorithms, and systems for sharing knowledge or generating insights from data in various forms, similar to data mining. A data scientist takes large raw databases and turns them into insights, decisions, and solutions. A data scientist contributes to all organizational aspects in companies by having special skills in statistics and programming. In addition, he knows how to ask the right questions to benefit from the information. With the age of Big Data, there has been an awakening and demand for the position of data scientist because there is difficulty in implementing Big Data. Therefore, the real challenge is not to gather the information but to analyze it in a fast time that will allow companies to be efficient and profitable.

The role of a Data Scientist requires relevant studies, such as a degree in computer science, software engineering, information systems, mathematics or other equivalent degrees, knowledge of programming languages ​​depending on the type of job, experience as a Data Scientist, system vision and the ability to understand complex processes.

In the age of BIG DATA, the information is stored in huge quantities, hence the great importance to the DBA, i.e., to the database manager. As part of his role, a database manager is responsible for the development, design, entry of data, storage, analysis, maintenance, and security of databases, all in order to get the most out of the data and submit it to users in the best possible way. The DBA must also make sure that the data comes from trusted sources, find ways to store the data, organize it so that it is easy to extract meaning and insights, back it up in the event of a cyber hack or severe technical glitch and recover data if necessary. DBA personnel are part of the organization's information technology department and usually work in teams and in collaboration with IT personnel.

Working as a database manager requires relevant studies such as computer science, information systems or database management, knowledge of database management, usually Microsoft SQL Server or MySQL, experience in the world of BIG DATA and automation, teamwork ability, and analytical thinking. In addition, high-level English may be required.

A help desk representative is a person who assists clients in technical matters and helps them solve problems in various applications or computer applications. The job usually includes supporting company employees, diagnosing and troubleshooting, handling end equipment such as printers or scanners. The representative assists customers over the phone and remotely takes over the computer or via email.

Requirements may vary by company, but common requirements are usually an experience in telephone support, background in computers, knowledge of office applications (mainly Outlook), experience in the Help Desk, knowledge and experience working with Active Directory, in-depth knowledge of Microsoft operating systems, technical English proficiency, High awareness service, big head, creativity, and patience.

Presale and Post sale positions are positions of a technological and marketing nature that are considered very popular in the world of technology and in the high-tech industry in particular. Presale Man's goal is to promote sales of the company's products (software, hardware, firmware, etc.). This is usually a person with a relevant technological background, such as a programmer, practical engineer, or engineer who knows firsthand the product he has to sell as well as the technology that underlies it. In addition, it introduces the product to those interested and provides answers to questions on both technology and business issues.

In addition to extensive professional knowledge, Presale people need to know the market - understand who the competitors are, potential customers, and what needs the product meets. Sometimes, they deal with closing sales themselves, and sometimes, their job is to be the technical factor that advises the company's sales team. Therefore, presale positions require charismatic people with appropriate education and excellent command of the English language, who know how to express themselves orally and in writing and negotiate. Post sale people are usually project managers or technical support people who assist the customer after making the purchase, give him a professional answer, and deal with problems and glitches if necessary.

The Real-Time system is a unique system. Beyond the common requirements of standard systems, the main emphasis is on meeting deadlines in this system. The job of a Real-Time programmer is to write code and create a system that meets the times allotted to it.

Because these are systems that focus on meeting deadlines, many employers in the field of start-ups, such as companies that develop autonomous vehicles or advanced medical equipment. We are looking for programmers who have created a stable and disciplined system that will produce the desired response within the time intervals set for it. To be a Real-Time programmer, you need prior knowledge and experience in writing code in C or C++ languages ​​and familiarity with different operating systems. Also, since most Real-Time software is written for embedded systems, experience working with these systems is required.

information security is the industry that deals with protection against access, use, exposure, disruption, copying, and destruction of information and information systems by parties who are not authorized to access this information. Information systems face everyday risks that threaten their integrity and security. Their protection includes several layers, physical security of the structure in which the computer systems are located, security of the hardware and software systems, and security of the communication components and the information stored in them. For example, many databases used by individuals, corporations, and countries are stored on computers with Internet access, and these include personal, business, and security information.

The development of the field of information security has brought with it a variety of professions that face security challenges. The main professions and common specializations are, among others, information security implementer, information security manager, information security auditor, information security architect, and more.

The role of a software integrator is to allow different systems to work together in harmony. The integrator is responsible for writing code and various technical characteristics in order to develop the interface that connects the various systems. In addition, he must identify the different programming languages ​​in which the systems are written and consider additional differences that need to be bridged in order to create the "connecting thread" between them. The software integrator also has various additional responsibilities: setting the system specifications, technical support and maintenance, characterization and planning of comprehensive integration services, upgrading and updating the user interface, analyzing the integration system data for a centralized report, etc.

For this position, most employers require an academic degree in a relevant field like computer science or information systems. In addition, an in-depth understanding of EAI-TIBCO-BW infrastructures, development, and integration, a background in working with databases and writing technical specifications, along with experience in developing the JAVA server side are standard requirements in this field.

The Big Data person is responsible for processing a large amount of data to produce insights that will contribute to the organization's business success. In his role, the Big Data person is responsible for characterizing and planning a data warehouse, cutting processes, developing a business report system, extracting conclusions from the data, streamlining the company's data systems, planning and building infrastructure for data production, and upgrading processes that support data transformation. Mostly in the organization's technical staff while maintaining contact with the Department of Business Development.

The position requires relevant education, such as a BIG DATA course, working with large data warehouses, SQL or SAS, familiarity with advanced analytical applications, and BI tools and dashboards development.

Unix is ​​an operating system that is considered to be the most efficient and reliable on the market. The simple requirements due to this operating system have made it very common. So, what does a Unix man do? Its primary function is to maintain and develop this operating system. As part of his job, he must examine and monitor system performance, install and configure applications, detect and fix bugs, and more.

Given the popularity of this operating system, there is a high demand for this position in high-tech and technology companies. Therefore, the most common requirements for this position are education in a relevant field such as computer science, work experience, Unix development, and experience in writing code. Also, since it is an operating system that is characterized by multiple tasks and users, it requires the ability to analyze situations and draw conclusions at a high level, along with thoroughness and attention to the most minor details.

Linux man specializes in the development and maintenance of a Linux-based operating system. As part of his role, Linux is responsible for installing, configuring, and documenting new servers and applications, monitoring system performance and optimization, managing backups as needed, implementing solutions according to project and customer needs, performing software upgrades, and improving system performance.

The Linux man job requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or information systems, experience in developing KERNEL LINUX C/C, high control of working in a LINUX environment, experience with MySQL, DNS, HTTP, LDAP, and experience in writing scripts.

System Man provides service and technical support to users and plays an important part in properly operating the organization's computer systems. As part of his job, System Man is responsible for installing software, monitoring system performance, ensuring efficiency and quality, solving various problems, and managing the software, hardware, and networks, including implementing upgrades to streamline the project. System people can join a wide range of companies from different fields such as finance, communications, security, and more. You can move as an employee or as a provider that provides outsourced system services. In most organizations, a system person is part of an IT department.

The position requires proven experience as a system person and in the cloud world, in-depth knowledge of operating systems and LAN/WAN communication networks, proven knowledge, and experience with Hands-On in installation, operation, and troubleshooting.

An information security analyst (or SOC analyst) deals with the security of corporate information of various companies through the analysis of data obtained from SIEM/SOC systems. It analyzes routine and abnormal activities that raise the risk of security breaches to prevent future recurrence of such cases and deals with cyber attacks and attempts to steal information in real-time, examining all systems that may be affected by such attack attempts.

An information security analyst is usually needed for the information security centers of companies that hold valuable or classified and sensitive information. To be accepted for most jobs, one must demonstrate knowledge and orientation in relevant software and computer systems, well-developed analytical thinking, excellent command of the English language, and basic programming skills. In addition, relevant employment experience is necessary for admission to most jobs in the field, as this is not a simple position that entails great responsibility.

Software testing is a process that aims to identify possible bugs and glitches in the software and significantly upgrade the software's performance before its release to market. The software tests are performed by professional software testers (QA personnel), who have the appropriate training to perform advanced tests to ensure the quality and security of the software. A process of software testing includes individual testing, whether at the component level or an integrative test that tests the work of all software components together, a test designed to test the software's performance in terms of speed, quality, user, or operating system suitability.

The role of software tester requires relevant studies, a QA course or software testing engineering, experience in reading and understanding characterization documents, familiarity with testing tools and automation processes, knowledge and experience with various testing methodologies, and systemic vision while ensuring organization and accuracy.

The SOC controller is an interesting and challenging role in the field of information security. SOC controllers are the first to detect an abnormal activity, which may develop into a cyber event, and report it in real-time. They also carry out actions to prevent cyber attacks, such as finding potential risk factors, security breaches, etc. Since there is a need for constant retention of classified information, it is usually a matter of working in shifts, and candidates for the position may be asked to express a willingness to work even at night.

A SOC controller is usually required for information security centers of businesses that hold sensitive information, such as banks, medical centers, insurance companies, etc. Therefore, many employers will prefer candidates with appropriate education, excellent command of the English language, and familiarity with various SIEM systems. Also, previous experience in the field of information security is a significant advantage.

A software guide teaches people how to use computer software for end users or internal organizational use. A software instructor is responsible for assessing the needs of the software users, developing an individual or group learning program, formulating training materials, building lesson plans, performing the actual training, monitoring feedback on its performance, and upgrading its training. Its primary function is to explain the technical complexity of the software in simplicity and in creative ways that can be implemented. Software instructors can be employed as employees in an organization or company that provides specific training services for certain software and systems.

The position of software guide requires a degree in computer science or technical background, experience in training and implementing software, high interpersonal skills, ability to deal with different audiences, ability to express oneself orally and in writing, in-depth technical knowledge of the requested software and ability to work in a dynamic work environment.

Implementer is responsible for implementing software and systems. As part of his role, Implements Systems is responsible for characterizing the application process according to user needs, organizing the system and applications, monitoring software and hardware, evaluating and improving system performance, backing up and restoring data and security, analyzing and solving problems, accompanying technology projects and working with service providers. The systems and applications the implementer is required to monitor are operating systems, business applications, web servers, e-mail, and security tools. An implementer can work in various technology companies in positions such as an SAP implementer, a Priority implementer, a Sharepoint implementer, a cyber protection implementer, and more.

The position requires relevant studies, for example, in industrial engineering and management or project management, familiarity with technical applications according to the company's occupation, experience in characterizing business requirements and writing characterization documents, and the ability to analyze, plan and understand processes.

SAP Implementer is a systems implementer of SAP software company. SAP is an international European software company engaged in the development of enterprise software for business management and customer relations. The SAP implementer is responsible for characterizing and analyzing the system and implementing the SAP system, solving technical problems in the SAP environment, performing performance analysis and optimizing the system accordingly, implementing extensions, permissions, and support packages, backing up data, and delivering tutorials in SAP. In addition, an SAP implementer can specialize in the implementation of various SAP products in dedicated courses that provide a recognized certificate for the implementation and implementation of the systems, including the SAP CRM system, the SBO system, the SAP MDM system, the FI application, and more. In addition, SAP implementers can work as employees or external employees of the organization that provides professional services in outsourcing the SAP application.

The job of implementing SAP requires relevant studies, usually a degree in industrial engineering and management or a certificate in SAP implementation, experience in ERP or CRM systems, professional certification in SAP, and an understanding of business processes. It usually takes several years of experience to implement SAP.

Oracle is one of the largest software companies in the world, best known for developing two of the world's leading databases: Oracle and MySQL and the Java programming language. In addition, Oracle implements responsible for managing and supporting Oracle's database platform in various organizations and projects. As part of his job, Oracle implements a feature, installs and adapts the database for users and the organization, accompanies and guides users, monitors processes in databases, performs backup and optimization, and solves problems in the application package from Oracle. In most companies, an Oracle implementer is part of the organization's IT department or an external implementer on behalf of a company that offers Oracle implementation and management services and applications.

The position of Oracle Applicator requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or a background in information systems, familiarity with the Oracle database, experience in projects with Oracle products, self-learning ability, systemic vision, and the ability to analyze business processes.

An IT manager is responsible for the organization's management of information technology and computer systems. Information technology - IT refers to the use of computer and communication technologies for information management and processing. As part of his role, the IT manager is responsible for information systems and technology systems in the organization, planning project stages, technological quality control, system updates and IT upgrades, IT budget management, selection and purchase of hardware and software writing, and enforcing procedures, leading IT staff in the organization and defining methodologies and working methods. IT managers can be employees of various types of organizations or freelancers who provide consulting services to clients and accompany them throughout all stages of the project.

The position of IT manager requires relevant education such as a degree in computer science or engineering, experience in IT processes, ability to work in a team and under pressure, familiarity with advanced methodologies, and knowledge in information security, storage, and backup systems and more. Also, to staff an IT manager role, one needs to come with in-depth knowledge of technical management, analytical skill, business understanding, and the ability to explain complex systems in simple terms.

The Chief Information Security Officer (Cyber Defense) is responsible for managing the organization's information security system. In an age where cyber threats are growing, there is a growing demand for a professional and skilled information security manager who knows how to protect the company's resources well. As part of his role, Information Security Manager is responsible for developing information security policies, implementing information security solutions, monitoring security threats, managing information security budgets, dealing with cyber threats, and handling hacking and computer network attacks. Information security managers can be integrated into a variety of companies that take care of the security management of the information system.

For the position of information security manager, relevant studies are required, for example, in computer science, software engineering, or information security, familiarity with solutions and security products, ability to lead projects, and experience in information security and management. The requirement for experience in different fields varies from job to job.

A product manager is responsible for managing the product development process in the logistical aspect. A product manager is sometimes responsible for all stages of the product's life, from characterizing the application and budgeting of the product, through marketing and sales, to removing the product from the market and replacing it with a new one. When a product has one product manager, that manager will dominate the development team, QA team, team leaders, marketing and salespeople, logistics people, and others.

The position of product manager requires relevant education, for example, a degree in marketing or business administration, technological understanding of the product, high analytical ability, and several years of experience in the practical aspect of the position. In addition, high-level English may be required.

The project manager in the industry is responsible for project management in industrial companies and is the project's driving force, involved in all aspects throughout the project from its formation to its closure. As part of his role, project manager is responsible for characterizing processes, work methods, and schedules for the project, planning and monitoring costs, building requirements specifications for suppliers, operating contractors, locating suppliers, negotiating various factors, and ensuring compliance with quality standards. In addition, a project manager is expected to control the project management program, data entry, analysis, and conclusions retrieval to generate insights to refine processes in future projects. Project managers can work as employees of an industrial company or belong to a consulting company that provides outsourced industry project management services.

The project manager position requires relevant education, for example, a degree in industrial engineering and management, in-depth knowledge of production processes, full control of Office software such as Excel, and control of ERP. In addition, high-level English may be required, depending on the type of job.

Systems analysis is an engineering field that deals with analyzing the operation of large and complex systems and the interaction between their components. This industry is closely linked to performance research and risk management. The systems in which systems analysis deals may be from all walks of life, for example, industrial processes, administrative processes, decision-making processes, and more. A systems analyst comes equipped with a professional understanding of both the business world and the world of technology, and with the help of this knowledge, he can analyze the computerized systems of a business and the form of computerized work in this system. After analyzing the system, a systems analyst must build an action strategy, which he will offer to the business.

The position of systems analyst requires relevant studies, such as a systems analysis course, control in the field of IT in a peripheral way, technological and business perception, and high motivation. Also, a systems analyst works with different work teams and in front of the business management and other users; therefore, good human relations are needed for the job.

BI/DWH systems analyst specializes in information system analysis. As part of his role, BI/DWH systems analyst characterizes and examines the suitability of the systems for users and business needs. The work of a BI/DWH systems analyst includes providing technical guidance, providing support for the development and implementation of complex data storage environments, defining business requirements for internal and external customers, end-to-end task management, including transfer to BACK and FRONT development, delivery and acceptance testing, defect detection, Providing solutions to technical problems to improve business performance and writing functional and technical characterization documents.

The BI/DWH systems analyst position requires experience in analyzing BI systems, experience in analyzing customers' business needs and characterizing them for BI/DWH systems, and knowledge of CLP, RPG/RPGLE, or SQL in the type of position. There may also be a requirement for a degree, for example, in computer science or in industrial engineering and management.

Dot.Net systems analyst specializes in WEB systems analysis. As part of his job, the Dot.Net systems analyst is responsible for analyzing existing systems and business models, translating customer requirements for customized system characterization, training users and supporting users, accompanying development processes, finding solutions to upgrade systems, analyzing processes, and writing technical characterization documents.

The position of Dot.Net systems analyst requires a degree in computer science, software engineering, or computer engineering. Also required are experience in systems development and application development, experience in Dot.Net systems analysis, experience in object-oriented analysis, extensive knowledge of web and cloud programming, familiarity with Oracle/SQL Server databases, and certain technical skills depending on the type of job.

The role of WEB systems analysts includes establishing, developing, and maintaining information systems. In addition, the WEB systems analyst is responsible for accompanying the systems from the beginning of development to the launch of the systems, collecting and analyzing customer requirements, writing characterization documents and flow charts, managing tasks and planning development schedules, version and bug management, planning integration processes between systems. A WEB systems analyst works as part of a team of developers and QA people and works with project managers. WEB analysts are integrated in high-tech technology companies as well as in various government projects.

The position of WEB systems analyst requires an academic degree in the field of information systems, familiarity with the digital world, experience in analyzing object-oriented information systems, familiarity with working with databases such as SQL Server and Full Stack, technical understanding of information systems in general and the web-worlds in particular, experience Working directly with clients, ability to work under pressure, independent learning and business understanding. High-level English may be required.

An insurance systems analyst characterizes and manages business systems for the insurance industry and accompanies the system throughout its life cycle. As part of his job, an insurance systems analyst is responsible for planning and characterizing the system according to functional requirements, adapting the system to the company's business needs, implementing the system in the insurance company, providing technical support for the system, troubleshooting, installing extensions and updating versions to upgrade the system and perform quality control and information security. That is, an insurance systems analyst gathers information for the system, performs its professional assimilation in the company, produces data, and is responsible for ensuring that it serves the insurance company in the best way.

The position of insurance systems analyst requires relevant studies such as industrial engineering and management or a systems analysis course, knowledge in financial systems analysis, experience working with SQL and databases, and experience in writing business characterization documents.

Information systems analysis is a systematic analysis of information systems for the organization and users to adapt and improve organizational processes. It combines knowledge from the field of computer science and knowledge from the management sciences. As part of his job, an information systems analyst analyzes and defines the system requirements, adapts the system to the user's organization and needs, uses the system according to the business strategy, and manages the system throughout its life cycle from characterization through development to design and upgrade. Information systems analysts can work as employees in the organization in the IT department or as external consultants who are hired specifically to accompany an information systems project.

The position of information systems analyst requires studies with a technological background such as computer science, software engineering or information systems, system vision and logical thinking, familiarity with databases, and skill in research, data collection, and analysis. In addition, high-level English or a native language level is often required.

A financial systems analyst specializes in the analysis of business processes and adjusts the financial system's capabilities according to the organization's and users' needs. As part of his work, a financial systems analyst is responsible for writing technical characterization documents and defining requirements for the financial system, adapting system requirements to business needs, analyzing accounting and financial data, controlling and monitoring the data, building a database, and instructing users on effective use of the financial system. Analysts and financial systems analysts are usually part of the IT department in the organization, and they enjoy a variety of employment opportunities and are employed in various financial entities such as banks, investment companies, credit companies, and financial systems development companies.

The position of financial systems analyst requires relevant studies such as a degree in industrial engineering and management, economics and business administration, or a certificate in information systems. Experience in systems analysis, finance, and database work is also required.

An information system is a software or a collection of software that allows you to manage information in a computerized way. The purpose of information systems is to provide information to large companies for the purposes of operating the organization by retrieving it from massive databases. An information system is designed for an organization or an individual, and it allows information to be stored, managed, processed, and retrieved later, in full, or while making certain sections. Information systems can be managed in many areas, including financial, industrial, geographic (such as GTFS), and more.

Under the field of information systems, you can work in various positions, such as information systems analysis, information systems management, information systems control, and more.

A planner in Production and Industry is responsible for planning and supervising production processes. As part of his role, the Planner is responsible for planning work plans for production lines, including preparing schedules, budgets, and targets, managing and executing production on the production system, preparing inventory and execution reports, identifying problems, and proposing ways to improve performance and output. In addition, the Planner has to deal with many complex interfaces such as suppliers, customers, and production workers. Planners can work at a variety of operational sites, companies, and organizations like pharma companies, food, and technology companies.

The Planner position requires relevant education such as a degree in Industrial Engineering and Management, experience in the world of design and industry, experience in resource planning, and a high level of control over software such as Priority and Excel. In addition, high-level English may be required.