Highest paying IT certification #44

 

1. Google Certified Professional Cloud Architect

(Average salary: $5 175.761)

For the second consecutive year, certification of GCP Cloud Architect is associated with the highest salary in IT. Launched in 2017, the new credentials allow IT professionals to be certified as cloud architects on the GCP platform. It demonstrates the ability to design, develop and manage secure, scalable and reliable cloud architectures.

 

2.AWS certified solution architect – associate

(Average salary: $149,446)

Three out of every four cloud architects have received the top two certifications in this list and 28% have once again proved that they are the most popular and compelling cloud certifications by jumping AWS Solution Architects in two places since 2019. It is ideal for those who design cloud infrastructure. Reference Architecture. Or deploy systems and applications.

 

3.CISM – certification information security manager

(Average salary: $148,622)

For the second consecutive year, certification of GCP Cloud Architect is associated with the highest salary in IT. Launched in 2017, the new credentials allow IT professionals to be certified as Cloud Architects on the GCP platform. Demonstrates ability to design IT. Develop and manage secure, scalable and reliable cloud architectures.

 

4.CRISC – certified in risk and information system control

(Average salary: $146,480)

CRISC demonstrates the ability to identify IT risk. And provide insight on that risk from an overall organizational perspective. Standard IT professionals having a CRISC – certified individual on staff is vital to ensure risk is properly scrutinized and business objective are met.

 

5.PMP@ - project management professional

(Average Salary: $143,493)

PMP is created and administered by the Project Management Institute (PMI) and is the most important industry-recognized certification for project managers. It provides employers and customers with a level of assurance that the project manager has the experience and knowledge to define them effectively. Plan and distribute their project.

6.CISSP – certified information system security professional

(Average salary: $141.452)

This (ISC)2 credential proves cyber security expatiates and years of experience. Achieving your CISSP has been compared to earning a master’s degree in IT security, as it proves you have what it takes to effectively design, implement and manage a best in class cybersecurity program.

 

7.CISA – Certified information systems auditor

(Average salary: $132,278)

ISACA’s CISA certification validates audit, risk and cyber security skills. Employing a CISA certified professional is proof that an organization’s critical business assets are secured and available. This certification has been around since 1978. Making it one of the oldest and most respected. Credentials on our list.

 

8.AWS certified cloud practitioner

(Average salary: $131,465)

AWS Cloud Practitioner is the starting point for a variety of popular cloud certifications, including Oz Solution Architect developer DevOps Engineer Administrator. This certificate is designed for professionals who want an overall understanding of Aws jus cloud services. This basic level certificate is often given to individual beginners in their careers, as it is a springboard for specific AWS certificates on the road.

 

9.VCP6 – DCV: VMware certified professional 6 –Data center virtualization

(Average Salary: $130,226)

VCP6 - DCV validates the skills required to build a scalable virtual infrastructure using VMware vSphere. Certificate candidates will be able to learn how to deploy. Consolidates VMware high altitude and scheduled groups of resources such as distributed.