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Information Security Analyst

If a career determining what computer security measures a company needs sounds interesting, consider becoming an information security analyst. These analysts investigate computer security breaches, create and execute security procedures and policies, install protection equipment and software, run scenarios to find weak areas, research current technology threats and document activities.

To gain employment as an information security analyst, a bachelor's degree in a computer field and related work experience are required. Master of Business Administration degrees are sometimes also preferred by employers. Increased demand for information security analysts will cause the field to grow by 31% between 2019 and 2029, according to the BLS. These security professionals should receive a median yearly wage of $99,730, as seen in a 2019 BLS report.

Computer Network Architect

For those interested in the design of network communication systems, becoming a computer network architect may be a good career move. Network architects determine what technology such as routers, drivers and power systems are needed and then design the system, drafting out where cables and other supporting equipment is placed. They also research emerging technological advances, present recommendations to management and explore information security issues.

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