Using big data and artificial intelligence, the Employment Map analyses job offers in digital professions.
According to data from the Mapa del Empleo, the digital profiles most in demand by Spanish companies in the last quarter of 2023 were software developer, digital project manager and ICT professional. The podium remains in the same order as last quarter’s data, which makes it likely that these three profiles will be the most in demand in the first months of 2024.
The Mapa del Empleo; our tool based on Big Data and Artificial Intelligence analyses the job offers published in the last three months on the Infojobs, Tecnoempleo and ticjob portals to show, in a visual and interactive way, the most sought-after profiles and digital skills in the Spanish employment market.
Most sought-after digital profiles and skills
The latest data published in December recorded a total of 74,151 job offers for digital professions in the country.
The five most sought-after profiles were:
- Software Developer, with more than 12,200 vacancies.
- Digital Project Manager, with more than 9,000 vacancies.
- ICT Technical Professional, with more than 7,500 vacancies.
- ICT Consultant, with some 6,700 job offers.
- System administrator, with more than 6,000.
In addition to information on job offers for digital profiles, the Employment Map also provides data on the most sought-after digital skills or competences in the market.
Over the last three months, Java has been the most sought-after skill, present in almost 8,800 of the job offers published. This skill is followed by Cloud Computing, in demand in more than 5,900 vacancies; in third place, JavaScript in just over 5,300 vacancies and GIT, present in more than 4,300.
Where are more digital profiles needed?
If we analyse the data on the supply of vacancies for digital profiles according to their location, it is the Autonomous Community of Madrid that tops the list with the most vacancies offered: a total of 19,637.
Second place goes to Catalonia, where a total of 12,337 vacancies have been registered in the last three months, of which more than 10,800 are in the province of Barcelona.
The bronze position is held by the Valencian Community, which leaps up to third place, two positions higher than in the previous quarter, with 3,616 job offers.
Fourth place goes to Andalusia with 3,244 vacancies, where Seville is the province with the highest number of vacancies – 1,262 profiles – followed closely by the province of Malaga with 1,061.
If you want to know the evolution of the demand for digital professional profiles, as well as the most sought-after digital skills in the labour market, be sure to consult Mapa del Empleo.
If you also need or want recommendations on training according to your professional profile, the Virtual Career Advisor can help you by offering you alternatives so that you can find your way around.
