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We've compiled the most popular types of entry-level tech jobs so you can spend less time researching and more time learning. Pair with our course reviews for a cohesive and affordable education experience.
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UX/UI
Analytics
Marketing
Engineering
Operations
UX / UI
Product

UX RESEARCHER

Work to identify user problems and best practices for features and releases for best-in-class products.
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UX / UI
Product

UX DESIGNER

Design intuitive experiences for users on various digital platforms.
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Engineering
Product

QA ENGINEER

QA Engineers use creative ways to identify bugs in products or features.
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Engineering
Product

PROMPT ENGINEER

Unlock the full potential of AI-powered conversations!
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Product
Marketing

PROJECT MANAGER

Keep your project organized by managing your team's work and schedules.
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Product
UX / UI

PRODUCT MANAGER

Direct the development of different products and features.
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Analytics
Product

PRODUCT ANALYST

Focus on user activity on a product with metrics like traffic numbers and conversion rates.
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Engineering
Product

FULL STACK ENGINEER

A more advanced developer role, full stack engineers work on both the front end and back end of a site.
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Engineering
Product

FRONT END ENGINEER

Collaborate with product teams to build customer-facing products that function beautifully.
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Operations
Product

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT REPRESENTATIVE

A great entry-level sales role to break into the tech field and make contact with potential clients.
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Engineering
Product

BACK END ENGINEER

Work with logic and APIs to create a scalable ecosystem to connect data and host digital products.
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Product
Engineering

AI PRODUCT MANAGER

Direct the development of different AI products and features.
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