Abstract
In recent decades, Southeast Asian countries, including Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore, have witnessed substantial economic growth and enhancements in the quality of life. These nations have emerged as high-income economies and significant contributors to the global economic landscape. This study endeavors to illuminate the contemporary landscape of highly demanded occupations and technological proficiencies within Southeast Asian nations, with a specific focus on Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Singapore. A comprehensive dataset comprising 137,434 job postings spanning from January 2023 to June 2023 underwent analysis, employing diverse natural language processing (NLP) techniques.
 The analysis unveiled that the most sought-after job roles included engineering positions, developers, software engineers, and analysts. Technical competencies in software development, data analysis, database management, network administration, and cloud computing exhibited strong demand. The research also elucidated robust interconnections among domains such as software development, computer science, data analysis, coding, and information technology. These findings offer valuable insights for job seekers, recruiters, and policymakers, aiding them in aligning skillsets and making informed decisions. Further investigations are warranted to explore broader contexts and evolving trends within the IT job market.
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