Tech Career Encyclopedia
The Tech Career Encyclopedia: 100 Technology Careers Explained (Part 1)
100 tech jobs, 100 daily lives. Find out what each career really involves, what it pays, and whether it’s right for you.
Full description
Most people choose a tech career from its job title. But titles tell you almost nothing about the actual work.
The Tech Career Encyclopedia explains 100 technology careers in plain language, so you can see what each job is really like before you spend years preparing for it.
For every career, you get:
- What the job actually involves
- The skills you need, and how much math and coding it demands
- A typical day at work
- The education and entry routes
- Approximate salary ranges
- Future demand and what the workload is usually like
- How it differs from similar careers
Plus helpful extras:
- A technology career map that shows how the fields connect
- “How similar careers differ” comparison boxes
- A Beginner’s Career Choice Toolkit, with a way to shortlist careers, four mini-trials to try before you choose, and a 90-day plan
- Source links so you can check the salary figures yourself
Who this is for:
Students, gap-year learners, career switchers, and anyone who wants to find out which tech careers exist beyond “software engineer”.
Format: PDF, about 87 pages. It works on phone, tablet and computer. Delivered to your email right after payment.
Please note: salary figures are approximate estimates and vary by country, employer and experience. This book is for education and exploration. It is not professional career, legal or immigration advice, and it does not guarantee any job or income.
Part 1: Technology · First Edition · October 2026 · Written by Yamiyo