Complete List of the 25 Most In-Demand Jobs in Brazil for This Year, According to LinkedIn

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 23/01/2022 at 11:19

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Even With High Unemployment Rate in Brazil, LinkedIn Listed a Series of Job Openings That Will Be Available This Year in High-Demand Professions

The LinkedIn platform conducted a survey to discover which high-demand professions will generate more job openings in Brazil in 2022. Unsurprisingly, the top of the list continues to be occupied by the technology sector, followed by data science and design. It is essential to know the in-demand professions in the job market so that one can fit into the opportunities and achieve their life goals. Based on this, LinkedIn compiled a list of the 25 jobs that will trend in the country in 2022.

In-Demand Professions in the Brazilian Market

A Specialized Recruiter in Technology is responsible for searching and selecting candidates for job openings related to the technology field. The salary is around R$ 2,149. The person responsible for creating solutions and automation tools to assist digital platforms is called a Site Reliability Engineer. The salary is R$ 9,269.

A Data Engineer, who is responsible for overseeing, managing, recovering, monitoring, optimizing, storing, and distributing data within a company, earns a salary of R$ 7,701.

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Excellent Salaries in High-Demand Professions

In addition to the high-demand professions listed above, there are also job openings for:

QA (Quality Assurance) Engineer, earning R$ 4,580
Data Management Consultant, with a salary of up to R$ 6,382
Customer Experience Leader, earning up to R$ 8,271
Design Analyst, who earns starting from R$ 3,567
Solutions Analyst (R$ 4,845)
Risk Management Analyst (R$ 5,135)
Product Design Consultant (R$ 2,995)
Internal Sales Coordinator (R$ 4,591)
Intensive Care Nurse (R$ 3,453)
Content Designer (R$ 1,800)
Agile Instructor, who simply shares knowledge with other areas and earns an average of R$ 7,979.

Finally, it is worth noting that all data listed in this article was officially released through a survey conducted by the LinkedIn platform.

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