What jobs can I get at a big global company with a computer science degree as soon as I graduate?
I like Programming especially HTML ,CSS !
And i hear that the pay is good and there a lot of jobs out for computer science students. #computer-science #engineering #computer-engineering
5 answers
Richard’s Answer
Yes. Most of the high tech companies pay really good. If you like HTML ,CSS, you might want to look for a UI developer or a web programmer or web developer. It will be little tough to just get into such jobs just based on HTML ,CSS. You might want to look at studying some other areas as well like javascript, XML.
If you also study objective-C you can prepare yourself in getting in mobile development for Apple iOS.
Anshu’s Answer
Jay’s Answer
A degree in Computer Science can lead into many different roles in global companies. For fresh graduates, you will likely be looking at specific roles in R&D (software engineering, quality assurance, UX/UI design, etc...), but there are other options as well. Many customer service roles look for employees with technical abilities. Business Development and IT look for technical roles to build internal applications or experiences. There are even sales-facing roles where you can work with customers on their implementations.
One thing to consider is what areas of your computer science degree interests you the most. Do you enjoy debugging, finding and fixing problems, do you want to create from scratch, od you want to help others with their technical problems? All of these will help guide you to the specific role that will fulfill you.
Best of luck
James’s Answer
Lucie’s Answer
- Software Application Developer
- Computer System Analyst
- Systems Software Developer
- Web Developer
- Network System Administrator
- etc.
Then become an expert (all the way to Director), or change path and go to another field for example Product Management.
Check out a few resources online such as:
https://www.rasmussen.edu/degrees/technology/blog/what-can-you-do-with-computer-science-degree/
https://www.computerscience.org/careers/
https://www.payscale.com/college-salary-report/common-jobs-for-majors/computer-science
You will get a better idea of salary range, career path, etc.
Hope this helps,
Cheers