David Weldon

In a few short weeks, the IT Class of 2026 will receive their degrees in computer science and presumably enter the technology job market.

The rapid adoption of AI technologies is strengthening cyber defenses for many organizations while placing greater focus on the need for certain security jobs.

Many technical recruiters and IT hiring managers advise that certifications carry more value for entry-level and low-level IT pros than they do for workers with more experience.

As almost every organization is rushing to embrace artificial intelligence, an increasing number of businesses are actually committing to becoming ‘AI-first.'

A perfect storm of converging financial and cultural issues is prompting many U.S. students to consider international universities for their IT education.

This article is the first in a new monthly series examining the most in-demand, highest paying, and rapidly emerging job roles in IT.

High paying IT roles are earned by professionals who link technical skills like AI and cloud to measurable business outcomes, focusing on value, not just tasks.

Data centers are getting significant attention of late, largely driven by the growing demand for capacity and their insatiable appetite for electricity.

AI automation engineers build systems to automate complex tasks and improve business efficiency. This high-demand role fast-tracks careers to leadership.

Machine learning engineer is a high-demand, top-paid IT role. The job focuses on building production AI systems, with premiums for generative AI skills