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Accountant,
Aircraft Mechanic,
Animator,
Architect,
Barista,
Bartender,
CAD Operator,
Call Center Agent,
Caregiver,
Chef,
Civil Engineer,
Commercial Airline Pilot,
Computer Programmer,
Cook,
Dietician,
Electrical Engineer,
Geologist,
Heavy Equipment Mechanic,
Heavy Equipment Operator,
Hotel Reservation Officer,
Massage Therapist,
Mechanical Engineer,
Medical Technologist,
Medical Transcriptionist,
Metallurgical Engineer,
Mining Engineer,
Nursing Assistant,
Optometrist,
Pharmacist,
Physical Therapist,
Professional Nurse,
Receptionist,
Retail Sales Person,
Room Attendant,
Software Engineer,
Surveyor,
Telemarketer,
Tour Guide,
Travel Agent,
Waiter-Waitress,
Welding & Metal Fabrication Technician A Software Engineer conducts research; designs;
and evaluates, integrates and maintains software application, technical
environments, operating systems, embedded software, information warehouses and
telecommunications software. A bachelors degree, usually in computer
science, computer systems engineering, software engineering or mathematics is
required. Knowledge in Microsoft and Oracle programs will definitely be an
advantage. In the local labor market, a Software Engineer
receives around P40,000 -60,000 per month, depending on the experience and the
level of knowledge in the business. In the U.S, the median earnings of a full time
Software Engineer is about $74,930 (P3,821,430) annually or $6,244 (P 318,452)
per month. Entry level Software Engineers are likely to
test and verify ongoing designs. As they become more experienced, they may
become involved in designing and developing software. Eventually, they may
advance to become project manager, manager of information systems, or chief
information officer. Some computer software engineers with several years of
experience or expertise find lucrative opportunities working as systems designer
or independent consultants or entrepreneurs with their own computer consulting
firms. Employment of Software Engineers is expected to
increase much faster than the average for other occupations, as business and
other organizations adopt and integrate new technologies and seek to maximize
the efficiency of their computer systems. In a public educational institution, it will
cost only around P25,000 to finish a course in Computer Science. Private Schools
charge higher rates ranging from P152,000 to P228,000. * Based on tuition fee rates for school year
2007- 2008 Source: Bureau of Local
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