Values

• Hydrologist


  One who studies the distribution, circulation, and physical properties of water. Usually comes from a science background.
• Hydrologist

  • In high demand in both the government and private sectors due to sustainable environmental practices now being part of national and global development
• Network Architect


  One who designs and structures computer networking within businesses. Chooses the programs and processes to implement for the large-scale computer systems.
• Network Architect


  • Usually has degrees in computer science and management with impeccable organizational skills
• Multimedia Artist


  One who visualizes new and imagined spaces in our world and beyond. Works in animation, film, design, or advertising.
• Multimedia Artist


  • Must have a creative eye and a knack for technology
• Logistician


  One who manages the supply chain. Responsible for the transportation of goods and materials from one place to another by calculating and analyzing the efficiency of the project to ensure timely delivery and within budget.
• Logistician


  • Must have complete specialized training and certifications. Must be highly organized and good communicators.
• Training Development Manager


  The company's trainer for its special needs. Must have a thorough knowledge of the company's business and is able to conduct workshops to train employees.
• Training Development Manager


  • Must be a natural teacher, well-versed with the training language, a leader, and can effectively transmit knowledge, processes, and procedures.
• Category Manager


  One who works for suppliers to negotiate pricing, shelving, and shopper satisfaction for goods in the store with retailers. Ensures a better overall shopping experience.
• Category Manager


  • Usually has a degree in either marketing, advertising, or business administration.
• Environmental Health and Safety Specialist

  Responsible for ensuring a healthy and safe work environment. Analyzes air quality, water quality, machine safety, workspace, and dust in the work area so that these factors may not cause harm to employees.
• Environmental Health and Safety Specialist


  • A course in engineering, environment management, or even chemistry will be of use in this job.
• Urban Planner


  Helps local government officials for a comprehensive urban zoning, locating the best places for parks, schools, roads, shopping centers, etc. Suggests safe and easy ways for people to navigate the city.
• Urban Planner


  • May have degrees in urban planning, architecture, and environmental studies. Does a lot of traveling to gather data for reporting to officials and decision makers.
• Risk Management Manager


  Supervises a team of analysts, and assesses and understands risks involved with a project or business. Offers ways to reduce risk.
• Risk Management Manager


  • Has degrees and advanced degrees in business administration, with special skills in numbers and in organizing data.
• Speech Language Pathologist


  Assists people to effectively speak, swallow, and communicate. Must be patient to help others communicate better.
• Speech Language Pathologist


  • May work in the government, healthcare, and private sectors.
• Biomedical Engineer


  Creates devices that help people live a healthier life by using medicine and technology. Invents items like patches, inhalers, replacement organs, and more.
• Biomedical Engineer


  • Has a degree in biomedical, technical, or mechanical engineering. Opportunities are not only within the pharmaceutical industries but across multiple industries like law or finance.
• Physician Assistant


  Helps the doctor in providing guidance and care as outlined by the attending physician. Often works in family practice, internal, and pediatric medicine.
• Physician Assistant


  • Usually needed in rural areas where there are very few doctors. Must have the required licensure and a degree in a health-related field.