Software developer, Digital Project Manager and ICT technician; these are the most requested digital profiles.
Among the profiles most requested by Spanish companies are digital profiles. This is what the Telefónica Foundation’s Employment Map shows. This map is a tool based on Big Data and Artificial Intelligence, which analyzes the job offers published in the last three months on the Infojobs, Tecnoempleo and Ticjob portals, to visually and interactively show the most requested profiles and digital skills in the Spanish territory and provinces.
- The digital profiles most requested by Spanish companies
In the latest data published in March, the Employment Map recorded a total of 87,391 job offers in Spain for digital professions.
The five most requested profiles were as follows:
– Software developer, with more than 15,200 jobs.
– Digital project manager, over 9,500.
– Professional ICT technicians, over 9,000.
– Systems administrator, over 8,000.
– ICT consultant, with around 7,400 job offers.
- Digital skills in highest demand
The employment map records and analyzes the digital skills most in demand in the national territory. In the last three months, Java has been the most requested, present in almost 11,600 published offers.
This skill is followed by Cloud Computing, which is required in more than 6,800 vacancies; in third place, JavaScript in more than 6,800 offers and GIT, present in more than 5,000.
Madrid, Catalonia and Andalusia, the CCAAs that demand the most digital professionals.
According to the data collected in the last three months thanks to the Employment Map, Madrid is located in the autonomous community with the most job offers for digital professionals, with a total of 22,197.
Then there is Catalonia with 14,118, more than 12,400 belonging to the province of Barcelona, and Andalucía, which rises one position compared to the previous quarter, with 4,285 job offers. Valencia continues the national classification, with 4,117; The Basque Country, with 2,984; and Galicia with 1,296 places.
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