These 10 Career Paths Allow You to Work in IT Without Coding Skills

You can double your salary easily

Some IT positions require skills that you might leverage from your current career, giving you an edge against the competition. Let’s have a look at the positions that you can get in IT without programming knowledge!

A Business Analyst (BA) works as a bridge between the customer and the IT team. A BA gathers requirements and “translates” them into technical terms, so developers can do their work. BA’s duties also include the analysis of these requirements, processes and desired outcomes, making sure the final result is the perfect solution for the customer’s needs.

The Business Analyst position requires a combination of skills that include communication, empathy, analytical thinking and basic knowledge of IT processes.

Although these two roles are not exactly the same, they are often used interchangeably, depending on the company. A Project Manager in company 1 might be called a Product Owner in company 2, for example .

This is the person responsible for leading the project, creating the liaison between stakeholders and the technical team, and making sure that the team delivers quality and relevant work in a timely manner.

To be a good Project Manager/Product Owner, you need a considerable amount of…

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