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tech-and-software
Application Support Specialist
An Application Support Specialist keeps business or customer-facing software reliable after it has been deployed. They investigate user-reported problems and system alerts, restore service…
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science-and-research
Applied Mathematician
Applied mathematicians use mathematical theory, computation, and evidence to understand systems and improve decisions. They convert questions from science, engineering, business, government, and technology…
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science-and-research
Applied Researcher
An applied researcher uses systematic inquiry to solve a practical problem, evaluate an intervention, improve a product or process, or guide a decision.
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tech-and-software
Applied Scientist
An applied scientist uses scientific methods, data, models, experiments, and domain expertise to solve practical problems. The role connects research-quality reasoning with products, services,…
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legal-and-law
Arbitrator
An arbitrator is an independent neutral chosen to decide a dispute outside the ordinary court process. After hearing the parties and reviewing evidence, the…
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design-and-creative
Architectural Illustrator
An architectural illustrator creates images that help people understand, evaluate, approve, or promote buildings and places before, during, or after they are built.
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design-and-creative
Art Consultant
An art consultant advises clients on selecting, acquiring, commissioning, displaying, and managing art for private or professional settings. They combine art knowledge with client…
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design-and-creative
Art Director
An art director develops and protects the visual idea behind campaigns, brands, publications, content, or experiences. They translate a brief into a coherent visual…
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education-and-academia
Art Educator
Art educators teach people how to make, interpret, discuss, and present visual art. They create structured opportunities for experimentation while helping learners develop technique,…
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tech-and-software
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Engineer
An AI engineer designs, builds, deploys, and maintains software that uses machine-learning or generative-AI models to solve defined user or business problems.
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