The highest paid job of the week comes from IT – deep learning engineer in a company that analyzes data about the Earth and the environment, offering solutions for managing water resources, forests, climate adaptation and disaster prevention, the data show disposition of the bestjobs recruitment platform for the show “Ora de profit.ro” from Prima TV.
The position involves relocation to Luxembourg, and the successful bidder will have to create algorithms and data analysis for interpretations and predictions of environmental evolution phenomena. The salary offer is between 3,200 and 5,000 euros per month, writes Agerpres.
In terms of the top three salaries depending on the field, the podium is entirely occupied by IT. Thus, on the first place is a job of “fullstack software engineer”, with a salary between 2,500 and 4,000 euros. In second place – “java deleoper”, with a salary of 3,500 euros, and in third place – “web developer”, with a salary of 3,000 – 3,500 euros. All jobs are in Romanian companies, which also allow remote work.
According to bestjobs, sales are the area with the most jobs this week, with both the highest employment rate and the highest volume of jobs available.
And in terms of the best city for employment, it still remains Bucharest, but Brasov and Târgu Mureş come from behind. Job offers are mostly in IT and sales. The employer with the most CVs received was a company in the field of energy supply, which has 50 positions open at the moment – operational, engineering, IT, legal, accounting, commercial and marketing.
Instead, the job with the most applications this week was a “customer care agent” for an online retail company. The position is a remote one, and over 450 people have sent their CVs to fill it. The top three most desired areas for remote jobs is open sales, followed by call center and IT. Job demand and supply recorded the highest values in Bucharest, Timisoara, Cluj-Napoca, Brasov, Targu Mures and Iasi for jobs in areas such as sales, finance / accounting, IT / telecom and marketing, while at the pole opposite are cities such as Giurgiu, Alba Iulia, Bacau, Suceava, Satu Mare and Deva and areas such as babysitting, legal, education and tourism / hospitality.
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