Photos: The 10 top tech jobs for 2019

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Photos: The 10 top tech jobs for 2019

By Macy Bayern December 5, 2018, 8:41 PM PST

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3. Full stack developer

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3. Full stack developer

A full stack developer is able to work both front-end and back-end areas of an application. These developers are some of the most in-demand in the current market, according to open job posting data from Indeed. Full stack developers are especially useful to companies because they are a jack of all trades when it comes to applications, and are not just limited to one portion.

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5. Python developer

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5. Python developer

Python is the programming language that has grown the fastest in recent years, making Python developers essential to many organizations. This rate of growth has remained strong across all industries, opening up even more job opportunities for those familiar with Python.

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7. JavaScript developer

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7. JavaScript developer

JavaScript has become especially popular over the past five years, particularly with the evolving use of web applications. JavaScript has made many websites more responsive and user-friendly.

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8. Cloud engineer

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8. Cloud engineer

Cloud engineers are important and much-needed professionals, especially as data centers begin moving to the cloud. Click here to learn more about the tech skills you need to be a successful cloud engineer.

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9. Scrum master

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9. Scrum master

Scrum masters help facilitate an agile development team. They are individuals who are able to help teams make quick changes and organize themselves–qualities that will continue to be important in the rapidly evolving tech world.

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Macy Bayern is a former Associate Staff Writer for TechRepublic. She is a graduate from the University of Texas at Austin's Liberal Arts Honors Program.

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