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tech-and-software
Virtualization Administrator
A Virtualization Administrator builds, operates, secures, and improves the platforms that allow many virtual servers or desktops to run efficiently on shared physical infrastructure.
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Virtualization Engineer
A Virtualization Engineer designs, operates, secures, and improves the platforms that let organizations run multiple isolated workloads on shared physical infrastructure.
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tech-and-software
Virtualization Specialist
A Virtualization Specialist designs, operates, secures, and improves the software layer that lets multiple workloads run reliably on shared physical servers. They help organizations…
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design-and-creative
Visual Artist
A visual artist creates original work that communicates ideas, observations, stories, or aesthetic experiences through physical, digital, or mixed media. They may sell artwork,…
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design-and-creative
Visual Designer
A visual designer shapes how a brand, message, service, or campaign looks and feels across digital and physical touchpoints. They combine typography, imagery, layout,…
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beauty-and-wellness
Vocal Coach
A vocal coach helps singers and voice users improve technique, musical expression, confidence, repertoire choices, and performance preparation. The work combines listening, demonstration, teaching,…
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human-resources
Vocational Counselor
Vocational counselors help people make informed education, training, and employment decisions. They assess strengths and barriers, explore career options, set practical goals, develop job-search…
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healthcare-and-medical
Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor
Vocational rehabilitation counselors help people with disabilities, injuries, illnesses, or other barriers prepare for, obtain, keep, or return to meaningful work. They combine counseling…
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media-and-communication
Voice Actor
Voice actors perform recorded spoken material for audiences in formats ranging from commercials and animation to audiobooks, games, corporate training, documentaries, and public information.…
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beauty-and-wellness
Voice Coach
A voice coach helps clients use their speaking or singing voice more effectively for chosen goals such as performance, clarity, confidence, expression, stamina, or…
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