Digital technology is a rapidly growing sector with a focus on the future, and is continuously hiring young graduates and new talent worldwide. On the EuraTechnologies Lille and Roubaix campuses, schools and organisations offer digital training for all.
EuraTechnologies organises a coding training course known as BTech, in partnership with the city of Lille, as part of the EuraTechnologies Learning District in Lille. This six-week courses is open to job seekers aged between 18 and 30 years old, living in Lille, Lomme or Hellemes, and who want to access an introduction to computer coding with the aim of returning to work.
Thanks to the geographic proximity to startups and tech companies within the EuraTechnologies campuses, participants can potentially find opportunities on site including internships, apprenticeships, vocational contracts or employment. The Lille campus is home to over 300 companies and startups, including major groups such as Cap Gemini, IBM Services Center France, Microsoft, OVH, Engie, SNCF, Vinci Energies, and the IBM Security Operations Centre (SOC).
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Training in digital technology will allow you to acquire new skills and eventually join an innovative company or startup looking for candidates specialised in digital tech. These professions are accessible to all, and the percentage of women in these jobs is on the rise.
The professions currently recruiting the most include: java developer, web developer, back-end developer, systems administrator, production engineer, information security manager, front-end developer, technical expert, systems consultant, test validation analyst, web designer, data scientist, mobile web developer, web architect, web-mobile project manager, web integrator, e-learning project manager, community manager, commercial web engineer, big data architect, data science engineer, big data BI consultant, big data analytics engineer, game designer, concept artist, cybersecurity analyst, roboticist, and many more. Other professions have emerged only in recent years such as that of optimiser, chief data officer, revenue manager, data management platform or DMP, chief data marketing officer or CDMO, …
New specialisms are emerging to meet the sector’s needs, and the traditional webmaster of the 1990s has split into several roles: the Content Manager for managing digital content, the SEO manager for search engine optimisation, the web designer for the user experience on web and mobile media, the developer – integrator for technical management of internet code.
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