Program Drill-Downs National

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1 July 2014 Program Drill-Downs National Prepared for Hilbert College and St. Bonaventure University Matching People & Jobs Reemployment & Education Pathways Resume Parsing & Management Real-Time Jobs Intelligence

2 Program Drill-Downs: Overview To help Hilbert College and St. Bonaventure University gauge demand for proposed programs that combine and leverage the respective strengths of each institution, Burning Glass has undertaken an analysis of the landscape of demand for these programs in western New York, nationally, and in states identified as common destinations for graduates. The programs to be analyzed were identified by the institutions, and include the following: Cybersecurity Intelligence Studies Target Jobs 47 Postings Forensic Science To analyze demand for these programs, jobs that require the skills students will develop in each program were identified and broken into target and secondary Secondary opportunities Jobs for program graduates. The magnitude 4,944 Postings of total and entry-level demand for these jobs was then analyzed, as were the specific skills and other credentials demanded by employers. All data in the following report is from Burning Glass s database of job postings and reflects national postings from the full year

3 Program Drill-Downs: How to Interpret These Data Target jobs represent direct matches with the skills that program graduates will develop through their studies. The areas of the bull's-eye and outside ring represent the magnitude of national demand for target jobs and secondary jobs, respectively. Secondary jobs call for some of the skills program graduates will develop, along with additional competencies that graduates can add to their portfolios with relevant internships or coursework outside of their primary field of study. 3

4 Cybersecurity: Overview Top Target Jobs Security Engineer Network Engineer Security Analyst Target Jobs 209,576 Postings Secondary Jobs 831,944 Postings Top Secondary Jobs Systems Engineer Network Engineer Systems Administrator Note: All data is from Burning Glass s database of job postings and reflects national postings from the full year

5 Cybersecurity: Target Jobs Educational Requirements Key Occupations: Cyber / Information Security Analyst BA+ Required or Preferred Total Postings: 209,576 Total Entry-Level Postings: 14,995 MA+ Required or Preferred 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of Total Postings Top Skills Network Security Firewalls Linux Cryptography Cisco UNIX System and Network Configuration Network Engineering TCP / IP SQL Top Certifications CISSP CISA Security+ Certified Information Security Manager Cisco Certified Network Associate Cisco Certified Network Professional Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer GIAC Security Essentials Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert Network+ 5

6 Top Cybersecurity Occupations Target Jobs Cybersecurity positions were identified by flagging job postings calling for key cybersecurity skills and credentials. These credentials can be requested across a diverse range of occupations, and the following occupation is that which most commonly represents a target job for cybersecurity graduates. * Employment growth is based upon closest-corresponding SOC occupations. Western NY employment data reflect the Buffalo MSA. 6

7 Cybersecurity: Secondary Jobs Systems Analyst Computer Support Specialist Key Occupations: Network / Systems Administrator BA+ Required or Preferred Educational Requirements Total Postings: 831,944 Total Entry-Level Postings: 176,185 MA+ Required or Preferred 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of Total Postings Top Skills SQL Linux Oracle UNIX Java System and Network Configuration Systems Engineering System Administration Cisco Business Process Top Certifications Cisco Certified Network Associate Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer Cisco Certified Network Professional Certified A+ Technician Microsoft Certified Professional Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert Project Management Certification Network+ Microsoft Certified IT Professional Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator 7

8 Top Cybersecurity Occupations Secondary Jobs Cybersecurity positions were identified by flagging job postings calling for key cybersecurity skills and credentials. These credentials can be requested across a diverse range of occupations, and the following occupations are those which most commonly represent secondary jobs for cybersecurity graduates. * Employment growth is based upon closest-corresponding SOC occupations. Western NY employment data reflect the Buffalo MSA. 8

9 Cybersecurity: Titles to Search For The following job titles reflect the top positions demanded nationally that demand cybersecurity program graduates, and represent the top jobs for graduates to target. Primary Security Engineer Network Engineer Security Analyst Security Consultant Security Manager Information Technology Auditor Information Security Analyst Information Technology Specialist Network Security Engineer Systems Engineer Secondary Systems Engineer Network Engineer Systems Administrator Systems Analyst Business Analyst Senior Systems Engineer Solutions Architect Network Administrator Geek Squad Agent Information Technology Specialist 9

10 Intelligence Studies Top Target Jobs Intelligence Analyst Intelligence Specialist Counterintelligence Analyst Target Jobs 7,061 Postings Secondary Jobs 693,903 Postings Top Secondary Jobs Business Analyst Systems Engineer Systems Analyst Note: All data is from Burning Glass s database of job postings and reflects national postings from the full year

11 Intelligence Studies: Target Jobs Educational Requirements Key Occupations: Security / Defense Intelligence Analyst BA+ Required or Preferred Total Postings: 7,061* Total Entry-Level Postings: 917 MA+ Required or Preferred 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of Total Postings Top Skills Surveillance Business Process / Planning Business Intelligence SQL Data Analysis Data Mining Network Intelligence Top Certifications CISSP Security+ *Many intelligence jobs reside in government agencies that do not publicly disclose or post many job openings, and therefore online posting data may underrepresent the true demand for intelligence studies graduates. 11

12 Top Intelligence Occupations Target Jobs * Employment growth is based upon closest-corresponding SOC occupations. Western NY employment data reflect the Buffalo MSA. 12

13 Intelligence Studies: Secondary Jobs Systems Analyst Key Occupations: Business Intelligence Analyst Business / Management Analyst BA+ Required or Preferred Educational Requirements Total Postings: 693,903 Total Entry-Level Postings: 71,981 MA+ Required or Preferred 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of Total Postings Top Skills Business Analysis SQL Business Process Oracle SAP Accounting Data Analysis Systems Analysis Java Business Development Top Certifications Project Management (e.g. PMP) CISSP CISA Microsoft Certified System Engineer Certified Risk Manager 13

14 Top Intelligence Occupations Secondary Jobs * Employment growth is based upon closest-corresponding SOC occupations. Western NY employment data reflect the Buffalo MSA. 14

15 Top Intelligence Occupations Secondary Jobs (Cont.) * Employment growth is based upon closest-corresponding SOC occupations. Western NY employment data reflect the Buffalo MSA. 15

16 Top Intelligence Occupations Secondary Jobs (Cont.) * Employment growth is based upon closest-corresponding SOC occupations. Western NY employment data reflect the Buffalo MSA. 16

17 Intelligence Studies: Titles to Search For The following job titles reflect the top positions demanded nationally that demand intelligence program graduates, and represent the top jobs for graduates to target. Primary Intelligence Analyst Intelligence Specialist Counterintelligence Analyst Counterintelligence Specialist Counterterrorism Analyst Secondary Business Analyst Systems Engineer Systems Analyst Data Analyst Management Analyst Compliance Analyst / Officer Operations Analyst Technical Consultant / Analyst Program Analyst Business Intelligence Analyst 17

18 Forensic Science Top Target Jobs Research Technician Biological Science Technician Research Associate Target Jobs 14,037 Postings Secondary Jobs 159,760 Postings Top Secondary Jobs Medical Technologist Laboratory Assistant Security Engineer Note: All data is from Burning Glass s database of job postings and reflects national postings from the full year

19 Forensic Science: Target Jobs Key Occupations: Biological Technician Chemical Technician Forensic / Crime Scene Technician Total Postings: 14,037 Total Entry-Level Postings: 4,480 BA+ Required or Preferred MA+ Required or Preferred Educational Requirements 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of Total Postings Top Skills Chemistry Biology Experiments Biochemistry Laboratory Equipment Data Collection, Entry, and Analysis Forensic Analysis Molecular Biology DNA High-Performance Liquid Chromatography Top Certifications NA 19

20 Top Forensic Science Occupations Target Jobs * Employment growth is based upon closest-corresponding SOC occupations. Western NY employment data reflect the Buffalo MSA. 20

21 Forensic Science: Secondary Jobs Cyber / Information Security Key Occupations: Analyst Medical Laboratory Technician Medical Laboratory Technologist BA+ Required or Preferred Educational Requirements Total Postings: 159,760 Total Entry-Level Postings: 44,062 MA+ Required or Preferred 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of Total Postings Top Skills Firewalls Network Security Chemistry Laboratory Testing Medical Technology Linux UNIX Phlebotomy Cryptography Cisco Top Certifications CISSP CISA Certified Medical Laboratory Technician Certified Information Security Manager Cisco Certified Network Associate American Society for Clinical Pathology Certification Phlebotomy Certification 21

22 Top Forensic Science Occupations Secondary Jobs * Employment growth is based upon closest-corresponding SOC occupations. Western NY employment data reflect the Buffalo MSA. 22

23 Forensic Science: Titles to Search For The following job titles reflect the top positions demanded nationally that demand forensic science program graduates, and represent the top jobs for graduates to target. Primary Research Technician Biological Science Technician Research Associate Research Technician I and II Laboratory Analyst Chemical Technician Microbiology Technician Physical Science Technician Materials Analyst Chemistry Technician Secondary Medical Technologist Laboratory Assistant Security Engineer Laboratory Technician / Technologist Medical Laboratory Technician Photo Laboratory Technician Clinical Research Associate Medical Technician Information Security Analyst Network Security Engineer 23

24 Appendix: Program Occupational Mappings The following mappings were used to gauge the job market demand for graduates of each program. Program Target Secondary Cybersecurity Intelligence Forensics Cyber / Information Security Analyst OR Cybersecurity-Related Titles OR Cybersecurity-Related Skills and Certifications Security / Defense Intelligence Analyst Biological Technician Chemical Technician Forensic / Crime Scene Technician Physical Science Technician Computer Support Specialist Computer Systems Engineer Network Engineer / Architect Network / Systems Administrator Network / Systems Support Specialist Systems Analyst AND NOT Jobs already captured in the target definition Budget Analyst Business / Management Analyst Business Continuity Planner / Analyst Business Intelligence Analyst Compensation / Benefits Analyst Compliance Analyst Data / Data Mining Analyst E - Commerce Analyst Fraud Analyst Logistician / Logistics Analyst Market Research Analyst Operations Analyst Pricing Analyst Risk Manager / Analyst Security Analyst / Specialist Supply Chain Analyst / Specialist Systems Analyst Cyber / Information Security Analyst Medical Laboratory Technician Medical Laboratory Technologist 24

25 About Burning Glass Real-Time Data All jobs data in this report are drawn from Burning Glass s database of online job postings, which includes nearly 100M worldwide postings collected since Each day, Burning Glass visits over 32,000 online jobs sites to collect postings. Using advanced text analytics, over 70 data fields are extracted from each posting including job title, occupation, employer, industry, required skills and credentials and salary. Postings are then deduplicated and placed in a database for further analysis. About Burning Glass Burning Glass s tools and data are playing a growing role in informing the global conversation on education and the workforce by providing researchers, policy makers, educators, and employers with detailed real-time awareness into skill gaps and labor market demand. Burning Glass s job seeker applications power several government workforce systems and have been shown to have substantive impact on reemployment outcomes and on labor market literacy. With headquarters in Boston s historic Faneuil Hall, Burning Glass is proud to serve a client base that spans six continents, including education institutions, government workforce agencies, academic research centers, global recruitment and staffing agencies, major employers, and leading job boards. For More Information Dan Restuccia Director of Applied Research t +1 (617) drestuccia@burning-glass.com 25