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Jun 5, 2020 10 tweets 2 min read Read on X
Want a job in tech?

Here’s a list of Job Titles for EVERY field.

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Engineering
- Front End Developer
- Back End Developer
- Full Stack Developer
- Business Analyst
- Mobile/IOS Engineer
- Software Engineer
- User Interface (UI) Engineer
- Test Engineer
- Security Engineer
- Sales Engineer (if you want to be customer facing)
Design
- User Experience (UX) Designer
- User Interface (UI) Designer
- UX/UI Designer
- Product Designer
- User Researcher
- Usability Analyst
- Front End Developer
- Information Architect
- Graphic Designer
- Web Designer
Product
- Product Manager
- Product Designer
- Product Marketer
- Program Manager (depending on company)
- Product Owner
- Product Operations Manager
- Product Onboarding Manager
Marketing
- Digital Marketer
- Brand Marketer
- Social Media Manager
- Communications Manager
- PR & Comms Manager
- SEO Manager
- SEM Manager
- SEO/SEM Manager
- Account Manager/Executive (agency side)
- Content Strategist
- Community Manager
Sales
- Account Executive
- Account Manager
- Sales Executive, Associate, or Person
- Business Development
- Account Representative
- Sales Engineer
- Recruiter (to be debated)
Operations
- Office Manager
- Executive Assistant
- Project Manager
- Program Manager
- Operations Analyst
- Operations Coordinator
- SCRUM Master
- General Manager
- Operations Manager
HR/Recruiting
-Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Manager
-HR Manager
-Payroll and Benefits (if that’s your jam)
-Talent Acquisition Specialist
-Recruiter
-People Operations Manager
-Talent Brand Manager (Employer Brand)
***Bonus***

-Cyber Security (all jobs)
-Attorney or General Counsel (yes these exist in tech)
- Finance or Accounts Payable
- Customer Support or Customer Service (on the rise)

You can add junior or senior to each one depending on your level of experience.

Good Luck!
If you need more help, please download this guide on How to Break into Tech by @HelloKnac bit.ly/2FVYY4t

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