Careers That Use Jupyter Notebook
Jupyter Notebook is O*NET-classified under “Object or component oriented development software”. 13 occupations report using it.
All Careers Using Jupyter Notebook
- 1Computer Programmers$100,390
- 2Computer Systems Analysts$105,850
- 3Computer and Information Research Scientists$140,300
- 4Database Administrators$104,620
- 5Database Architects$139,500
- 6Management Analysts$101,860
- 7Marketing Managers$166,790
- 8Network and Computer Systems Administrators$99,130
- 9Operations Research Analysts$88,940
- 10Software Developers$135,980
- 11Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers$104,300
- 12Web Developers$92,650
- 13Web and Digital Interface Designers$104,000
Best-Paying Careers Using Jupyter Notebook
- 1Marketing Managers$166,790
- 2Computer and Information Research Scientists$140,300
- 3Database Architects$139,500
- 4Software Developers$135,980
- 5Computer Systems Analysts$105,850
- 6Database Administrators$104,620
- 7Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers$104,300
- 8Web and Digital Interface Designers$104,000
- 9Management Analysts$101,860
- 10Computer Programmers$100,390
Fastest-Growing Careers Using Jupyter Notebook
- 1Operations Research Analysts$88,940
- 2Computer and Information Research Scientists$140,300
- 3Software Developers$135,980
- 4Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers$104,300
- 5Management Analysts$101,860
- 6Computer Systems Analysts$105,850
- 7Database Architects$139,500
- 8Web Developers$92,650
- 9Web and Digital Interface Designers$104,000
- 10Marketing Managers$166,790
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Source: O*NET 30.3 Database, Technology Skills. Used under the CC BY 4.0 license.