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tech-and-software
TypeScript Developer
A TypeScript Developer designs, builds, tests, and maintains software using TypeScript, most often for web applications and Node.js services. The role combines programming with…
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business-and-management
Typist
A typist converts spoken, handwritten, scanned, or rough digital information into accurate, properly formatted documents. Modern roles often combine typing with proofreading, transcription, document…
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design-and-creative
UI Artist
A UI Artist designs the visual layer of digital interfaces: the screens, controls, icons, menus, typography, colors, imagery, and states that help people understand…
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design-and-creative
UI/UX Designer
A UI/UX Designer researches user needs and designs digital products that are useful, understandable, accessible, and visually coherent. The role commonly spans both user…
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tech-and-software
UI/UX Developer
A UI/UX Developer designs and implements digital interfaces that help people complete tasks clearly, efficiently, and accessibly. The role blends user-experience thinking with front-end…
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finance-and-accounting
Underwriter
An underwriter evaluates applications for insurance, credit, or other financial risk and decides whether the organization should accept the risk, on what terms, and…
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gaming-and-entertainment
Unity Engineer
A Unity Engineer designs, builds, tests, and improves interactive software made with the Unity engine. The role is common in games but also appears…
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gaming-and-entertainment
Unity Game Developer
A Unity Game Developer uses the Unity engine and C# to create, test, optimize, and maintain interactive games and related real-time applications.
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tech-and-software
Unix Administrator
A Unix Administrator installs, configures, secures, monitors, and troubleshoots Unix-based servers so applications and users can operate reliably.
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gaming-and-entertainment
Unreal Engine Developer
An Unreal Engine Developer creates and maintains interactive real-time applications using Epic Games’ Unreal Engine. The role blends software engineering with practical knowledge of…
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