Categories

We use categories to make information more easily accessible when it comes to skills and roles. A category is simply a group of skills or a group of roles that have clear common features. A good example is the category Programming language which of course groups skills that fit this description.
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Common skill categories

Some of the most popular top level skill categories.
API
Architectural pattern
Architecture domain
Build automation
Business Intelligence
CI/CD
Cloud computing
CMS / E-commerce
Containerization
Cross platform app development
CSS framework
Cyber security
Data modelling
Data quality
Data visualization
Database and related
Deep learning
ETL
Geographic information system
Hardware description language
Human Resource Management System (HRMS)
Information Security
Infrastructure-as-Code
Integrated development environment
Laboratory informatics
Load testing
Markup language
Master data management
Message queue
OS
Programming language
Query language
Requirements management
Robotic process automation
Software configuration management
Software development methodology
Software framework
IT & Telecom
Application Lifecycle Management
Management & Strategy
Business model
Technology & Engineering
Computer-aided design (CAD)
Electronic circuit simulation
Electronic design automation (EDA)
FPGA
Product life-cycle management
Healthcare
Medical records
Marketing & PR
Marketing automation
Sales
Customer relationship management (CRM)

Common role categories

Some of the most popular top level role categories.
Computer security
Data X
Developers (app)
Developers (language)
Developers (stack level)
Project management
Test and requirements
IT & Telecom
IT Operations

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