You don’t need to be a coder to build a career in IT.

Many people assume that if you can’t code, you don’t belong in tech. That’s not true.

 IT offers a wide range of roles — and many don’t require programming skills at all.

Here’s a breakdown of popular IT job roles across different domains:

1. Software Development

Software Developer – Build applications and tools

Web Developer – Create websites and front-end systems

Mobile App Developer – Design apps for Android/iOS

2. Testing & Quality

QA Tester – Identify bugs and test functionality

Automation Tester – Use tools to automate testing

3. DevOps & Cloud

DevOps Engineer – Manage deployment and system performance

Cloud Engineer – Work with AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud

4. Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity Analyst – Safeguard systems from attacks and breaches

5. Data & AI

Data Analyst – Find patterns and insights in data

Data Scientist – Build predictive models using machine learning

6. Support & Administration

IT Support / System Admin – Solve tech-related issues

Helpdesk Engineer – Offer remote technical support

 If you enjoy solving problems and learning tools, you’re already job-ready.

 Tech has room for all kinds of talent — not just coders.