Why Care About Neural Networks
Why choose to work in artificial intelligence and invest time in this field. One reason could be the figures related to the salaries currently paid to professionals around the world (non-European) who work in data science and AI. Salaries range between $150,000 and $500,000, looking at the data from the Technology and IT Salary Guide by Robert Half from 2018, the average salary can range from one hundred thousand to $168,000. But there are more interesting offers on the market.
- Machine learning engineer – $142,904 : Machine learning engineer, recommendations Job posting for Pinterest
- Data scientist – $141,807 : Data scientist Job posting for Indeed
- Research scientist – $137,713 : Senior research scientist, deep learning Job posting for Clarifai
- Business intelligence developer – $136,486 : Business intelligence engineer Job posting for EVERFI
- Computer vision engineer – $136,152 : Computer vision research engineer Job posting for Gracenote
Data source: techrepublic.
A useful reference could also be the well-known job offering portal: jobserve.com where it is possible to find job offers from £600 per day.
Data Scientist ( Machine Learning)
- Letterkenny -£500 – £600 per day
- Date: Thursday,17 April 2018
Senior DevOps Engineer – Artificial Intelligence
- London – £85k – £100k per year + Benefits
- Date: Thursday, 24 April 2018
Another aspect not to be underestimated is related to planned investments in the sector, for example the EU has allocated two billion euros by 2019.
Finally, one must not underestimate that the paradigm of the future of technology will be artificial intelligence which will replace many professions, for example in the legal, economic, medical, IT fields, etc etc.
Big data big salary, they say in the United States.
This feeling is somewhat confirmed by many companies, including non-US ones, and is reflected in the trend of increasingly numerous job offers in the sector. Obviously, even in Italy, always behind 
, attention to the sector is beginning to grow, starting for example with insurance companies, which understand the need for new professional figures capable of designing strategies based on the “big data” collected online.
Obviously, those who work with Big Data cannot do without knowledge of the AI paradigm because in the future, more than ever, data analyses will be fully automated.
The role of the data scientist is certainly increasingly important, as companies increasingly rely on data analysis to drive decision-making, but the future will be AI cloud and machine learning.
If you look at forecasts and the future, in the US there is talk of the sector growing by 11
In Italy, the situation is obviously more complicated and different, not least because there is a severe shortage of these professional figures who are among the most difficult to find and furthermore the starting salary is around €35–40k gross per year, well below the world average but with strong growth for profiles with greater seniority.
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