Decoding cloud computing careers: Looking into the jobs in the industry (Infographic)
Long gone are the days when people would head down to a local professional – carpenter, smith, or butcher – to get something done. These days, almost any type of product is the result of hundreds – if not thousands – of people across dozens of different roles working together to put out something that works well.
Just think of how much effort goes into developing and running some of the business world’s most important technological capabilities. Take cloud computing, for example, which requires roles from data center operations personnel to cloud engineers, strategists, and many more.
Here’s a breakdown of some of the critical roles in the cloud computing ecosystem.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is one of the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud offerings. Its range of services include computation, storage, databases, networking, and analytics. For over 18 years, millions of customers have trusted AWS to power their infrastructure, boost their agility, and lower costs.
To learn more about finding a job at AWS, visit its website.
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