When many picture IT jobs, they think that you have to be stuck to your desk at all times: but there are a surprisingly large number of IT jobs with travel included in the description!
Regardless of your specialty or how much you’d like to make every year, there are plenty of options for anyone who wants to get out of the house, either on the road or in the air.
Working as a network and computer systems admin means most of your workday will be spent organizing, installing, and supporting an organization’s computer systems.
This is one of the top traveling IT jobs because it’s necessary to travel to speak to many companies or individuals about buying or investing in your company’s product.
A software trainer takes a software developer’s hard work and boils it down into a class on how to work the program and understand it clearly for anyone who needs to come in contact with it.