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A director of materials development ensures that the people and teams within an organization have the materials and processes in place needed to produce safe, quality products. They use excellent communication skills to oversee the incorporation of any new material into the production process. 

Stress Engineers play a key role in maintaining the safety of air travel by inspecting aircrafts to make sure that all parts are operating correctly. They expertly detect any stresses or strains in each individual part throughout the aircraft, from massive plane wings all the way down to plastic utensils for commercial flights. 

Visualization Engineers create digital models (or Visualizations) of physical systems or events that can be analyzed in science and engineering. They support problem-solving and abstract thinking with precise simulations created from computer-aided design software, Virtual Reality and other advanced tech. 

R&D Software Engineers combine creativity and technology skills working on innovative software that allows businesses to maximize success. They collaborate with other teams and develop tools that can be used to test and improve existing software.

The Director of Quality oversees the quality assurance department of a company, ensuring that all products meet consistent standards. They evaluate products and systems, and support performance improvement across a variety of departments and organizations. 

Logistics Representatives analyze and deconstruct the needs of customers to find ways of better meeting those needs. They interact face-to-face with customers on a regular basis, and use tools like software systems to identify strategies for minimizing cost and maximizing efficiency.

Sports data scientists research sports performance data and use excellent mathematical skills to analyze the available information and discover answers to important sports questions. They use strong written and verbal communication skills to interpret data and convey it to others. 

Oceanographers explore and document underwater environments in the ocean to make discoveries about the past, present, and future of the Earth. They examine the physical and chemical properties of the ocean and make maps and charts of ocean environments. 

Archeologists recover, examine, and preserve artifacts from past human life in order to expand our understanding of history. The work of an archaeologist is divided into three primary areas of activity: excavation, research, and teaching. 

Service delivery technicians troubleshoot and address workplace technology problems. They maintain an organization's computer network by regularly performing tasks such as completing file backups.

Environmental engineers use specialized understanding of science and mathematics to address environmental problems such as pollution, climate change, the spread of disease, and threats to wildlife species. They plan and conduct investigations of environmental issues and draft reports on their findings.

Corporate social responsibility specialists plan, supervise, and evaluate corporate projects that are intended to support the public good by addressing community issues and problems.

General supervisors for health and safety services oversee health and safety-related data collection and analysis at mines and other work environments. They supervise testing, inspections, and formal evaluations of workplace environments, procedures, and practices, and draft written reports of their findings.

Process general managers work onsite at mines and other types of production facilities to oversee the safe and efficient production of minerals and other products. Their work includes the development of mining, production, and maintenance plans, and leading employees in the safe and efficient execution of those plans.

Senior geologists use specialized understanding of the composition and natural history of the Earth to help resource producers identify deposits of minerals and fuels. They collaborate with others to plan mining sites, design wells, and ensure efficiency and environmental sustainability of resource extraction activities.

Mud loggers gather rock samples from drill cuttings and prepare them for laboratory analysis to evaluate the specific rock formations being drilled. They create detailed well logs that are important in helping scientists and engineers explore, extract, and monitor natural resources.

An energy attorney is an expert in all things energy—energy law, policy, regulations, and energy use. They understand how companies can harvest, create, and distribute energy. They may work in a variety of sectors, including nuclear power, oil, gas, or renewable energy. The responsibilities of an energy attorney could include contracts for energy, purchasing power, pipeline agreements, or representing companies that mine or sell natural resources like gas and coal.

Preventative maintenance is the name of the game for a diesel mechanic. By carefully going through a checklist, they can prevent many issues from happening on multimillion-dollar machinery. But things happen and parts break. This is when diesel mechanics listen carefully to the machine user and use cutting-edge technology to figure out what is wrong and how to repair it so that large vehicles and machines, such as construction or drilling equipment used in the natural gas and oil industry, run safely and efficiently.

Derrickhands have a physically demanding job in all weather conditions and don’t mind some sweat or dirt. They can work at high heights manipulating huge and heavy equipment. They have mechanical knowledge and value teamwork to help safely extract natural gas and oil.

By collaborating with engineers, designers, and other workers, construction coordinators prepare for jobs months in advance. They use blueprints to understand the scope of work and create timetables and work schedules. These rule-followers inspect the work carefully to ensure the site is both safe for the workers and that all rules and regulations are implemented.

Chief financial officers, or CFOs, are top executives in a company and are found in a variety of industries, such as the natural gas and oil industry. They oversee their company’s financial actions and strategies to assure that they stay on budget, are creative with cost savings, and advise how to maximize revenue.

Corporate Social Responsibility Directors work to align their company’s objectives to the best interests of their local and global community. They develop strategies and partnerships that allow their company to incorporate service and social impact into its business model.  

FemCare Research and Development Directors lead the way to discovering improvements to the feminine hygiene products that their companies produce. They use excellent communication and collaboration skills to manage and motivate their teams while overseeing major research products. 

A Director of Digital Forensics leads the team that is responsible for responding to incidents of cybercrime. They use their cybersecurity expertise to analyze, interpret, and investigate cyberattacks in collaboration with a variety of other digital forensics professionals. 

Gaming Engineers are dedicated to improving the consumer’s gaming experience through the nitty-gritty coding that goes into a game’s engine. They collaborate with a large team and are expert communicators when it comes to tackling challenges.