Skills Demand Radar

The most in-demand skills across Space Coast defense and aerospace employers, ranked by frequency in active job postings over the last 30 days.

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Skill mentions across active postings

Skills trending up vs. prior period

Skills trending down vs. prior period

Top 20 In-Demand Skills

All Tracked Skills (Top 50)

#	Skill	Current	Trend
1	python	56	Rising
2	c++	40	Rising
3	project management	39	Rising
4	microsoft office	34	Rising
5	excel	29	Rising
6	microsoft office applications	28	Rising
7	outlook	28	Rising
8	c/c++	27	Rising
9	mechanical engineering	25	Rising
10	internet browsers	25	Rising
11	electrical engineering	23	Rising
12	secret clearance	22	Rising
13	microsoft office products	22	Rising
14	c	20	Rising
15	microsoft office suite	19	Rising
16	powerpoint	18	Rising
17	word	18	Rising
18	excellent communication skills	18	Rising
19	engineering	16	Rising
20	systems engineering	16	Rising
21	organizational skills	16	Rising
22	matlab	16	Rising
23	problem-solving skills	15	Rising
24	analytical skills	15	Rising
25	windchill	14	Rising
26	creo	13	Rising
27	communication skills	13	Rising
28	linux	13	Rising
29	interpret drawings	13	Rising
30	purchasing	13	Rising
31	interpret engineering schematics	13	Rising
32	cameo	12	Rising
33	sap	12	Rising
34	c#	12	Rising
35	earned value management (evm)	12	Rising
36	troubleshooting	12	Rising
37	presentation skills	12	Rising
38	git	12	Rising
39	attention to detail	12	Rising
40	bash scripting	11	Rising
41	linux environment	11	Rising
42	us citizenship	11	Rising
43	leadership	11	Rising
44	windows	11	Rising
45	coverity	11	Rising
46	sonarqube	11	Rising
47	jenkins	11	Rising
48	java	11	Rising
49	fortify	11	Rising
50	vxworks	11	Rising

Methodology

Skills are extracted from job posting descriptions using AI and stored as structured data. The "Current" count reflects mentions across active postings discovered in the last 30 days. The "Previous" count reflects the 30-day period before that. A skill is marked as "Rising" if current mentions exceed previous by more than 10%, and "Falling" if they are more than 10% lower.