When we noticed there were IT jobs that could see you earning around £500 a day, we weren’t at all surprised.
After all, s1jobs is full of fantastic opportunities in IT that offer incredible job satisfaction . . . and a rather pleasing pay packet.
However there was one role that initially raised concerns even more money should be offered: danger money that is.
Anyone fancy being a Python Developer?
Surely working with gargantuan, body-crushing snakes should come with big gloves and an escape plan?
Thankfully, we quickly discovered Python Developing doesn’t involve snakes at all.
In fact, Python is an interpreted language with a design philosophy emphasising code readability.
But you knew that already didn’t you?
You also knew Python Developers are always in high demand from tech departments in all sorts of industries.
These roles offer access to the very latest tools and technologies – and you’ll be able to use these, together with top notch problem solving and analytical skills, to continually improve user experiences.
There’s another red hot IT role that sounds dangerous yet, despite its misleading name, is increasingly popular.
Despite your worst nightmares, taking on the role of Scrum Master won’t see you caught in a headlock with a group of sweaty, 18-stone rugby players.
A Scrum Master is, in fact, the main facilitator for an agile development team.
Working in software development – for all manner of companies across a huge variety of sectors – you’ll employ the ‘scrum system’ of management – meetings designed to ensure your teams have all the appropriate resources they need to the job, they are talking to each other and are left uninterrupted.
Offering technical support when needed, the Scrum Master makes sure every one of the team players works well and stays on target.
This also means working with product owners, solutions designers and testers to help drive and shape digital projects.
It can be a demanding role and it takes an ability to drive product development while continuously improving the client’s business.
It can also involve passing on the scrum methods to a much wider team, so good communication skills are vital, as you’ll be passing on complex ideas to both tech-savvy and tech-silly audiences.
Whatever it’s called, you’re sure to find an IT role that has your name on it with s1jobs.