Digital transformation, and artificial intelligence (AI) in particular, are revolutionizing the professional world by creating new jobs and transforming existing ones. These disruptive technologies are opening up unprecedented prospects in a variety of fields and offering growing opportunities with attractive salaries. Here is a comprehensive overview of this rapidly expanding sector to help you find your way to the jobs of the future.   

At a time when energy transition issues are becoming increasingly important, ecological and energy transition is essential for the protection of nature. In France, the impact of energy transition is creating new opportunities for sustainable jobs. 

Digital jobs encompass all careers related to the creation, development, management, and optimization of digital products, services, and content. They cover varied fields such as web and mobile development (front-end, back-end, or full-stack web developer), data (Data Scientist, Data Analyst), digital marketing (SEO Manager, Growth Hacker, Content Manager, Community Manager), experience design (UX/UI Designer), cybersecurity (cybersecurity expert), cloud and infrastructure (DevOps engineer / cloud engineer), as well as digital project management and artificial intelligence.

Concretely, these professions involve designing websites and web applications, developing high-performance technical solutions, analyzing and leveraging strategic data, managing online visibility through search engine optimization (SEO), social media and growth strategies, producing optimized content for the web, securing computer systems against cyber threats, deploying automated cloud infrastructures, or improving user experience through UX/UI design.

Present in all sectors (companies, startups, government agencies, e-commerce, media), digital professions are among the most sought-after in the job market. Experiencing strong growth, they're characterized by rapid skill evolution, high employability, and great diversity of profiles, ranging from technical (web developer, DevOps, cybersecurity expert, Data Scientist) to creative (UX/UI Designer, Content Manager, Community Manager) and strategic/analytical (SEO Manager, Growth Hacker, Data Analyst).

emlyon business school reaffirms its pioneering role in teaching environmental and societal challenges by appointing Fanny Verrax as Associate Dean for Anthropocene pedagogy, as announced in the strategic plan Résonances. She succeeds Thomas Gauthier. A professor specializing in ecological transition and social entrepreneurship, Fanny Verrax is particularly recognized for her research on mineral resource governance, the challenges of a post-growth society, and the emotional dimensions of the Anthropocene.