Any jobless IT engineers (well-experienced) in Malaysia wanna work in VN?
They are always highly demanded in (almost) every country, especially for the Industry 4.0

I guess the real talented & high-skilled Vietnamese engineers left their country already (working in Singapore, USA etc.)


Vietnam struggles with paucity of AI engineers




IT firms are offering artificial intelligence (AI) engineers salaries of $22,000 a year, but are still struggling to recruit enough people.


IT recruiting firm TopDev said in a recent report that companies are having difficulty finding the right people due to a paucity of talents.

Salaries are going up as a result. An AI/machine learning engineer could earn up to $1,678 a month, or around $22,000 a year including bonuses and benefits.

This is higher than what a data scientist ($1,537 a month) or DevOps engineer ($1,505) gets. The latter handles both the development and operations of a product.

The report said the IT sector generally faces a big shortage as demand is set to go up from 320,000 engineers this year to 400,000 in 2020.

The shortfall is 75,000 this year, and set to increase to 100,000 in 2020.


But they face a struggle as 53 percent of 15,000 IT employees polled for the report are happy with their current job, and 59.8 percent do not want to change their job.

This leaves employers considering paying higher salaries to lure away people.

The average salary for experienced IT engineers now is $1,318.

Managers with over five years’ experience can earn from $1,550 to $2,350, while directors with over 10 years’ experience earn at least $2,300.

But there is a dearth of quality managers and engineers, the report added.

Gaku Echizenya, general director of Navigos Group, a leading recruitment company, recently said: "The market is experiencing major changes with the fourth industrial revolution. Therefore, businesses need to keep up-to-date with market information from reputable sources to respond promptly to changes, allowing them to set out a strategy to recruit and attract talented people."

Employees need to actively educate themselves in IT and digital knowledge, and develop crucial skills such as cooperation with others and people management to increase their competitiveness, he added.



https://e.vnexpress.net/news/business/data-...rs-3860486.html

cukur. hope cyberjaya not become property place but i.t hub

Pay so low. Not worth unless comes with a few Vietmoi sexataries.

I do HR job as first job got higher than as engineer that only able up to $1,678 a month. Pay higher la

That pay is peanuts lar.

Can move to Sg

I knew comments like these will come

pay like that can get vietmoi there?

80k.
Vietnam.

Oh tanah air ku. better..

sure can

too low....vietmoi also no look up！

Lol at least better than being jobless where they look you down 😂
And no, in most Asian societies engineers are still highly respectable/regarded! Kuli 404
Maybe not so high regarded than lawyer, doctor, manager/entrepreneur, banker or pilot

This post has been edited by Milupa: Jan 4 2019, 02:50 AM

Huh y vietnam wen these injinir jamban can get way better deal elsewhere

It's all because of the free market & globalization. Just see Sg with their Foreign Talents.. 😂

Globalisasi not just for vn

There are places with deals u will wet urself, especially those major nations

You mean Sg?

...or Australia & New Zealand? (Most popular destinations for Malaysians)

Their bimbo kena hang flowers 1 weekend can rake more than engineers make liao

Aiyo me toking bout countriesdat r heavily invested i. AI for civilian n military sector

dont you know the jobless are the richest？