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engineering
CAD Specialist
A CAD Specialist creates, updates, organizes, and checks technical drawings and digital models that communicate how a product, component, building element, system, or site…
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engineering
CAD Technician
A CAD Technician converts engineering, architectural, or product-design information into accurate drawings and digital models used to plan, review, fabricate, construct, install, or maintain…
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customer-service
Call Center Agent
A Call Center Agent handles customer contacts by phone and often through chat, email, or messaging. The role combines communication, system navigation, problem solving,…
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customer-service
Call Center Representative
A Call Center Representative helps customers, clients, patients, members, or the public by phone and often through digital channels. They identify needs, provide accurate…
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design-and-creative
Calligrapher
A calligrapher creates expressive, deliberate hand lettering for commissioned art, events, brands, publishing, products, and education.
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media-and-communication
Captioner
Captioners create synchronized text that gives viewers access to spoken dialogue and relevant sound in video, broadcasts, events, and digital content. They combine language…
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human-resources
Career Coach
A Career Coach helps people clarify career goals, evaluate options, communicate their strengths, and take practical steps toward work or education decisions.
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education-and-academia
Career Counselor
Career counselors help people make informed education, training, and work decisions. They use structured conversations, current opportunity information, practical job-search support, and referrals to…
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science-and-research
Cartographer
A cartographer transforms geographic data into accurate, usable maps and spatial information products. The work blends analysis, data management, visual design, and communication.
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design-and-creative
Cartoonist
A cartoonist creates stylized drawings and visual narratives that entertain, explain, comment, persuade, or build a fictional world. The work may be a single…
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