ITG Guides You to the Future: In-Demand IT Careers in the Middle East for 2025 and Beyond
As the Middle East transforms into a global technology hub, countries like Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE lead the charge. By 2029, IT spending in the region will reach $250 billion, driven by investments in artificial intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, and cloud computing Mordor Intelligence Oxford Business Group.
The region’s demand for skilled IT professionals is booming, with 2025 set to be a pivotal year for tech careers. Businesses are embracing technology to drive growth and innovation, and Integrated Technology Group (ITG) is at the forefront of this transformation.
This blog explores the top IT careers in demand for 2025 and how ITG is playing a critical role in creating jobs and fostering talent across the region.
Top IT Careers in Demand for 2025
1. AI & Machine Learning Specialists
• Qualifications: Expertise in machine learning frameworks (e.g., TensorFlow) and programming languages like Python and R.
• Why It’s Hot: AI is revolutionizing sectors such as education, government, and energy. Saudi Arabia alone aims to capture 42% of the $320 billion AI market in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region by 2030 Oxford Business Group World Arabia. ITG is leveraging AI to optimize operations and introduce new tech-driven solutions in education through EduWave®.
2. Cybersecurity Experts
• Qualifications: Industry-standard certifications such as CISSP, CISM, and CEH.
• Why It’s Hot: With the region’s increasing reliance on cloud services and digital infrastructure, cybersecurity spending is expected to reach $3.2 billion by 2025 World Arabia Economy Middle East. ITG is heavily investing in cybersecurity to safeguard its operations and products like WaveERP®, ensuring they remain secure and compliant with global standards.
3. Cloud Engineers
• Qualifications: Strong understanding of cloud platforms (AWS, Azure) and cloud architecture.
• Why It’s Hot: MENA businesses are adopting multi-cloud strategies, with cloud-native solutions projected to grow to $8.7 billion by 2025 YVOLV Mordor Intelligence. ITG’s cloud computing services are expanding rapidly, and demand for cloud engineers is surging to support this growth.
4. Data Scientists
• Qualifications: Proficiency in data analytics, SQL, and statistical modelling.
• Why It’s Hot: The data-driven economy is booming, especially in Jordan, where the tech sector continues to grow Oxford Business Group.
ITG is at the forefront of utilizing data insights for business intelligence, offering exciting opportunities for data scientists to optimize internal processes and drive better decision-making.
5. DevOps Engineers
• Qualifications: Experience with continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) tools and automation platforms.
• Why It’s Hot: As companies streamline digital processes, DevOps engineers are becoming essential, particularly in sectors like fintech, healthcare, and retail. With ITG leading digital transformation efforts in the region, the need for DevOps experts is growing rapidly Mordor Intelligence
ITG: Leading the Digital Revolution and Talent Incubation
Integrated Technology Group (ITG) has been a driving force in the Middle East's digital transformation, offering innovative solutions like EduWave®, WaveGRP® WaveERP®, and WaveDMS®. These products streamline operations for educational institutions, government bodies, and enterprises, placing ITG at the core of the region's digital economy.
What sets ITG apart is its vision of becoming a talent incubator. ITG fosters growth and provides opportunities for professionals in high-demand fields like AI, cybersecurity, and cloud computing. This commitment to nurturing talent ensures ITG maintains its competitive edge and continues to attract top tech professionals.
Key Technology Trends in the Middle East for 2025
Cybersecurity:
As businesses expand their cloud presence, cybersecurity spending in the MENA region is forecasted to grow by 14% to $3.2 billion by 2025 Economy Middle East.
This demand is driven by the increasing need to protect digital infrastructure, and ITG is actively hiring cybersecurity roles to bolster its internal and external security measures.
AI & Automation:
AI is poised to be a significant contributor to the MENA economy, with sectors such as healthcare, government, and energy being transformed by AI technologies. ITG is leading the way in AI integration across its product suite, ensuring it remains at the cutting edge of tech innovation Oxford Business Group.
Cloud Adoption:
Cloud services continue to grow at a rapid pace, with spending expected to reach $8.7 billion by 2025 YVOLV. ITG’s cloud-based solutions are key drivers of this trend, creating numerous career opportunities for professionals skilled in cloud technologies.