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In fact, there are a wide range of fields where big data workers with a second degree can make their mark, from the Department of Defense, to Internet startups, to financial institutions, big data projects are needed everywhere for innovation-driven work. Compensation for data analysis or data processing positions is also very lucrative, with entry-level data scientists already earning six figures (in dollars) in Silicon Valley.

The current second major big data job field is divided into the following four major categories:

1, data development engineers: responsible for data access, data cleansing, underlying reconstruction, business theme modeling and other work; big data overall computing platform development and application;

2, big data analysts: in the e-commerce, finance, telecom, consulting, etc., which owns the industry data to do business consulting, business intelligence, out of the analysis report.

3, data mining engineer: in multimedia, e-commerce, search, social and other big data-related industries to do machine learning algorithm implementation and analysis.

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4, scientific research direction: in universities, research units, corporate research institutes and other high-profile scientific research institutions to study new algorithms to improve the efficiency of the future application.