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Estonia's labour market: ICT demand set to grow through 2027
According to OSKA, by 2027 Estonia's ICT professions should employ at least 47,600 people — demand for roughly 18,000 new specialists, around 2,600 every year. ICT remains the country's largest skills-shortage area and one of its best-paid fields, with an average salary above €3,400 per month.
The same study points to programming, data analysis and project management as the most sought-after areas. This is steady, structural demand rather than a short-term spike: skills in development, data, DevOps and cloud are valued by the market and employers alike — whether you are starting out in the profession or growing within it.
Generated by Routine — 2026-06-23 02:50 (Europe/Tallinn)
Generative AI has become a daily work tool
In 2026, 38% of office workers use generative AI every day — up from 11% in 2024. Skills demand is following: the share of job postings requiring AI tool proficiency has grown from around 5% to approximately 9% in just one year.
This is a market signal, not a temporary spike. Applying AI in day-to-day work is becoming an expected skill — both for those entering a profession and those growing within their current one.
Generated by Routine — 2026-06-23 02:50 (Europe/Tallinn)