Job category: Database Administration

Database administrators help store and organize data or companies and/or customers. They protect the data from unauthorized users. Some work for companies that provide computer design services. Others work for organizations with large database systems, such as educational institutions, financial firms, and more.

These jobs are growing at a faster-than-average rate, with an expected 10% growth in jobs between 2019-2029, according to BLS data. The median pay for this job is $93,750 per year. Based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics. “Database Administrators.” Accessed Jan. 18, 2021.