Sentence examples for tech occupations from inspiring English sources

That said, the tech occupations with significant gaps include computer programmers (28.3 percent), computer-aided designer (21.5 percent) and video game artist (15.8percentt).

But it's worth noting that the tech occupations with significant gaps include computer programmers (28.3%), computer aided designers (21.5%) and video game artists (15.8%).

That said, the tech occupations with significant gaps include computer programmers (28.3%), computer aided designer (21.5%) and video game artist (15.8%).

Also in the top 10 are the math- and tech-heavy occupations of information technology (No. 4 with a $46,000 median starting annual salary), biotech and pharmaceuticals (No. 5 at $43,900), insurance (No. 7 at $40,800) and business and finance (No. 9 at $40,200).

Top candidates, especially for STEM occupations, expect high-tech, but also high touch.

Men's gains in relative median wages were also concentrated only in the high-tech industry but were less than half of women's and were negative (between −10 and −21percentt) in other occupations in the high-tech industry and across all occupations in the low-tech industry.

Men's losses in middle-skill occupation job share were also mainly concentrated in the low-tech sector but were partially offset by employment share gains in high-skill occupations only in the high-tech industry during this period.

Women made large gains in relative real median wages only in high-skill occupations in the high-tech industry while their relative real median wages in other skill occupations and in the low-tech industry stagnated around zero during this period.

Males also found relatively more job opportunities in high-skill occupations in the high-tech industry than women but experienced only half of women's gains in relative median wages in this industry between 1980 and 2015.

These are the people who want to leave?" The man had an H-1B visa, a temporary U.S. work visa for specialty occupations in engineering, medicine, and tech.

Under H-1B, American companies can search overseas to find workers in "specialty occupations", which includes researchers, high-tech staff and, somewhat surprisingly, fashion models.