The Expert⸱e Nocode training offered by Alegria.academy provides a multitude of career opportunities in various sectors and structures. Nocode development tools such as Bubble and Webflow allow you to create web and mobile applications without the need to write code, while Make, Zapier and n8n allow you to implement advanced automation without programming knowledge.

As a student or in professional reconversion, the Nocode training allows you to acquire skills that offer professional opportunities in dynamic SMEs, large innovative groups or start-ups in full expansion.

In this article, we will explore the different professional perspectives for all people trained in Nocode technologies.

Nocode Maker specialized in Visual Programming 

Nocode Makers specialized in Visual Programming use code-free development tools such as Bubble, Webflow and Glide to develop web and mobile applications.

The Nocode Maker produces digital solutions using skills such as rigor, creativity, understanding of business processes as well as design and UX/UI (User Experience / User Interface) skills.

Large companies use Nocode solutions to meet their needs. For example, Boehringer Ingelheim, one of the leaders in the pharmaceutical industry, called on the Nocode expert agency Alegria.solutions to create their business application to drive marketing content via the Power Apps platform.

Nocode Maker specialized in Automation

The Nocode Maker specialized in Automation, also called Nocode Ops, uses tools such as Make, Zapier or n8n to automate repetitive tasks, speed up workflows and improve operational efficiency in companies.

To understand everything about the Nocode Ops job, we wrote an article about the missions, the tools they use, as well as the professional opportunities in this field.

Alegria.solutions has done this for Bluedigo to improve the productivity of the sales team in their ability to send follow-up emails to prospects, dormant customers or lost business.

Product Builder

The role of a Product Builder is to create digital products, such as mobile applications, web apps and software, using Nocode tools. Product Builders work across the entire product lifecycle, from concept to delivery, in close collaboration with the development, design and marketing teams.

They usually work in Product teams and may be required to manage several projects simultaneously. They must therefore have good project management skills and be able to work effectively in a team.

To understand everything about the Product Builder's job, we wrote an article about its missions, the tools they use, and the professional opportunities in this field.

Key skills in the Nocode business

Nocode jobs require a common set of skills, as well as role-specific skills.

Common skills found in the Nocode trades include:

• Business process understanding: have a good understanding of the company's business processes to design solutions that meet the needs and expectations of users.
• Problem solving: be able to solve problems encountered during the design, development and implementation of Nocode solutions.
• Ability to work in a team as well as independently and deliver digital solutions on time.

The skills common to the Visual Programming and Product Builder professions are :

• Design: have a solid understanding of design principles and be able to create attractive, user-friendly products.
• UX/UI: Have expertise in user experience (UX) and user interface (UI) to ensure products are intuitive and easy to use.

The specific competency for the automation business is:

• Analytics: be able to analyze data and processes to identify opportunities for optimization and automation.

The specific competence of the Product Builder job is :

• Project Management: They must be able to plan, track and manage product development projects from start to finish, ensuring that deliverables are of high quality and delivered on time.

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In the words of Sylvain Hochede, Automation expert and professor at the academy: "You have to be able to identify the problems, understand the business needs and not be afraid to go and look on the web. You have to be curious and comfortable with a fairly high level of uncertainty at the beginning. It is also important to read the documentation well and to be rigorous.

The different types of companies that recruit Nocode experts

Nocode Makers, whatever their specialization, have the possibility to work for different types of structures: start-ups, SMEs, scale-ups or even large companies, as members of the Sales, IT or Marketing teams.

Working in SMEs

SMBs face challenges in finding skilled developers. Nocode tools allow SMBs to create applications and automations without the need for programming skills, opening up new job opportunities for people who can master these tools.

Roles such as Nocode Ops, Fullstack Makers, and Product Builder are examples of job opportunities in this field. These positions often focus on designing, building, and implementing solutions to automate business processes and optimize workflows.

Small and medium-sized businesses can successfully complete their digital transformation, improve their efficiency and productivity while reducing the costs associated with hiring specialized programming developers.

Working in large groups

Large companies offer ambitious projects and exciting career opportunities for Nocode professionals. Projects can be on business applications or customer-dedicated platforms. 

The projects are often large-scale and involve large teams with whom you can progress. For example, Alegria.solutions organized a Nocode training and acculturation day at L'Oréal.

Working as a scale-up

A scale-up is a growing company that has already passed the start-up phase and is looking to expand rapidly. Working in a scale-up offers opportunities in a flexible work environment and a dynamic company culture, which can be very attractive to employees who are looking for a job to have a significant impact on the company and contribute to its growth.

Nocode jobs are booming in this type of structure. Blablacar, for example, has redesigned its career site on Webflow and chosen Workato to automate its internal processes. 

Working in a start-up

Start-ups often offer a dynamic and challenging environment where employees have the opportunity to work on a variety of projects, learn new skills, and take on significant responsibility early in their careers.

Start-ups are also often very flexible in terms of work organization and allow employees to work independently. However, working in a start-up can also be intense and demanding, with tight deadlines and limited resources.

The salary

Salary is an important element in any professional career. As a Nocode Maker, salaries can vary depending on various factors, such as work experience, geographic region and company size.

However, at Alegria.solutions, junior Nocode Makers can expect an average salary of 38,000 euros upon graduation. On the other hand, for Nocode Makers who opt for freelance work, Alegria offers a network with interesting opportunities where they can charge an average of 400 euros per day (TJM) via Alegria.networks.

Experienced profiles who attend Nocode training to acquire new skills, to complement those already in demand such as marketing or sales, can expect higher salaries.

Conclusion

Professionals trained in Nocode can specialize in different careers such as Nocode Maker, Sales Ops, Project Manager, Marketing Ops. With Nocode tools, the possibilities are endless, and professionals can work in a variety of environments, from SMEs to large companies to start-ups. The salary is also attractive, whether as an employee or as a freelancer, with real career development opportunities. Alegria.academy's Nocode training is an interesting option for those looking to embark on a career that is growing and full of opportunities. We share the opinion ofHamza El Mansouri, expert teacher in Nocode Ops at the academy, who explains that "the most complex aspect is not so much the technical mastery of the functionalities, but rather the awareness of all the possible use cases".

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