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tech-and-software
SharePoint Developer
A SharePoint Developer designs, configures, extends, and supports collaboration and content-management solutions built on SharePoint and the wider Microsoft 365 ecosystem.
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customer-service
Sign Language Interpreter
A sign language interpreter enables live communication between Deaf, hard-of-hearing, and hearing people by conveying meaning between a signed language and a spoken language,…
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data-and-analytics
Simulation Analyst
A Simulation Analyst builds computer-based representations of real systems to test decisions before organizations commit time, money, equipment, or people. The role combines quantitative…
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engineering
Simulation Engineer
A Simulation Engineer uses mathematical and computational models to predict how a product, process, or system will behave before, alongside, or instead of extensive…
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engineering
Simulation Specialist
A Simulation Specialist creates computational or logical models that help organizations predict how a product, process, facility, or system will behave before making costly…
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tech-and-software
Site Reliability Engineer
A Site Reliability Engineer uses software engineering and systems expertise to keep digital services dependable, observable, secure in operation, and capable of handling change.…
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business-and-management
Small Business Advisor
A Small Business Advisor helps owners and managers understand business problems, choose priorities, and implement practical improvements. The role blends analysis, consulting, facilitation, and…
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business-and-management
Small Business Consultant
A small business consultant helps owners and managers diagnose business problems, choose practical priorities, and implement improvements in areas such as operations, finance, sales,…
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data-and-analytics
Social Analyst
A social analyst studies social patterns, experiences, policies, and services to help organizations make better decisions. They combine data analysis with research methods that…
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marketing-and-sales
Social Consultant
A Social Consultant advises organizations on how to use social media deliberately rather than posting without a plan. They combine audience insight, content direction,…
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