The first one I could think of was a developer assistant. In most dev teams I've worked on having a dev assistant (no coding background whatsoever think transitioning from fast food cashier - one of the most at risk jobs due to automation) who could help with writing basic code, occasional QA, documentation, support etc
They would be affordable for most teams, add value in the long term (short immediate term cost in training) and also introduce a group of people into tech who might otherwise feel it is inaccessible.
Like the barrier for entry is still quite high in tech and for a whole bunch of stuff that we do - it doesn't need to be.
