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The information technology (IT) sector is experiencing a continuous transformation driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing. In its recent White Paper titled ‘Digital Profiles for 2025 & 2035’, Softtek, a leading global technology company, has analyzed the direction the job market will take in this area.
The report indicates that the convergence of various disciplines has fostered a technological evolution that responds to the increasing competitive pressures of the global environment. In this context, professionals in the sector are not only adapting to the new market demands but are also becoming engines of innovation.
As we approach 2025, artificial intelligence is positioning itself as the core of technological development, with applications in areas such as cybersecurity, machine learning, and decision-making. Softtek identifies three key job profiles for the upcoming year. First, the AI ethical officer, whose role will be to integrate ethical principles into the development and application of artificial intelligence solutions, acting as a guardian of best practices and a promoter of innovation.
The second identified profile is the AI-enhanced cybersecurity strategist, who will combine their knowledge of artificial intelligence with cybersecurity strategies to evolve business protection. Finally, the next-gen data architect is mentioned, responsible for designing systems that can manage large volumes of data, a crucial aspect in an increasingly digital world.
Looking forward to 2035, it is anticipated that the development of AI algorithms and autonomous systems will take center stage. Softtek introduces three new profiles expected to redefine the sector in this future stage. The human-AI integration specialist will focus on creating synergies between artificial intelligence and human psychology, seeking to enhance creativity and productivity through collaborative systems.
The cognitive systems personalizer is also positioned as a key player in improving user experience through personalization, thanks to advances in quantum computing. Finally, the deep-learning infrastructure engineer will be essential in designing and managing the infrastructure needed to support deep learning models, which are crucial for applications such as autonomous vehicle navigation and medical diagnostics.
Verónica Arteaga, People and Culture Manager at Softtek EMEA, commented on these changes, noting that “we are living in an era of unprecedented disruption.” Her analysis not only outlines a roadmap that reflects the future of the sector but also emphasizes the responsibility professionals have in creating an environment where businesses and society can mutually benefit from these innovations.
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