the Best Python Jobs to Pursue in 2022
What is Best Python Jobs to Pursue in 2022?
Kshitij Singh answered .
2025-11-20
Saying that Python is on the rise is putting it mildly – especially when the results of Stack Overflow’s latest 2020 Developer Survey rank it as the third most preferred programming language amidst web developers.
And if that isn’t convincing enough, Python is set to take the lead in the TIOBE Index as the top programming language. Right now, it’s in third place. However, the gap between Python and the current reigning champion, C, is only 0.67%.
Moreover, Python is predicted to overtake all its competitors very soon – in just a few years, in fact. That, of course, is wonderful news for anyone who has Python in their toolbox…or is looking to add it. Not to mention that the job market demand is skyrocketing. So, it’s becoming more and more evident that Python is more than just a dilettante favorite – it’s what employers want.
In this article, we’ll share our insights about the best Python jobs to pursue in 2021 and how to land one. We’ve gathered and rummaged through data from over 1,000 U.S. available positions, originating from multiple job boards, to find out the current market trends for Python-related jobs in order to give you a good overview of what you can expect.
We’ll walk you through:
You can check out our dedicated video on the subject embedded below or scroll down to keep reading.
The highest number of Python programming jobs is for software engineer roles. People with this job title very often specialize in another programming language aside from Python – Java and Javascript are among the popular options.
The second type of role with the most Python coding jobs is data scientist. Unsurprising, as Python is the programming language of choice in the data science world.
A good portion of the jobs posted are for research roles in various fields. A decent number are also for Python developer jobs, as well as for positions such as data analysts, testers, quantitative engineers, and Machine Learning engineers.
