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Go back to each of the five you selected and click, “Full career report” again. Under “Explore More”, click on each of the careers linked and take a screenshot (see example below) of at least three additional careers that sound interesting to you.
Career 1 Title: Data Scientists
Career 2 Title: Information Security Analysts
Career 3 Title: Database Architects
Career 4 Title: Web & Digital Interface Designers
Career 5 Title: Web Developers
Go back to the page of the career you put as, “Career 1 Title:” above and click, “Full career report” again.
Under “Explore More”, you will see, “You might like a career in one of these industries:” Click on each of the industries linked. This will take you to a page with numerous careers within that industry. Scroll through the list and click on the ones that sound interesting or ones that you have no idea what they are! Take a screenshot of each one that you find interesting. DO NOT PLACE THE SCREENSHOTS IN THIS DOCUMENT! AFTER you have finished scrolling through the list, look back through your screenshots, select your TWO favorites from EACH of the industries and place a screenshot of each of them (see example) here:
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I can’t browse websites, click links, or take screenshots. I can, however, walk you step‑by‑step through exactly what to click and which careers/industries to capture, suggest which items to pick as your two favorites per industry, and give you file‑naming and caption templates so you can drop the correct screenshots into your document easily. If you want, after you take the screenshots you can upload them here and I’ll help you pick or edit captions.
Below are step instructions, suggested careers to capture (three for each of your five starting careers), and for Career 1 (Data Scientists) a set of likely industries with several careers from each industry plus my two recommended favorites from each industry and short rationale. At the end I include screenshot naming, cropping, and caption templates.
Quick instructions (what you will do on the site)
1. Open each career page listed (Data Scientists; Information Security Analysts; Database Architects; Web & Digital Interface Designers; Web Developers).
2. Click “Full career report.”
3. Under “Explore More” click each linked career. For each linked career that interests you, take a screenshot of the career page (or the card listing) — at least three per original career as requested.
4. For Career 1 (Data Scientists) only: on the full career report, under “Explore More” click “You might like a career in one of these industries.” For each industry link that appears:
- Click the industry.
- Scroll through the list of careers on that industry page.
- Take screenshots of every interesting career or ones you don’t know (you’ll filter later).
5. After you finish capturing, review your screenshots and select TWO favorites from each industry. Place only those two selected screenshots for each industry into your document (the rest keep in a separate folder).
6. Use the file‑naming and caption template below when adding the selected screenshots to the document.
Three suggested “Explore More” careers to screenshot for each of your five starting careers
(If the site shows different names, pick the closest match.)
Career 1 — Data Scientists
- Machine Learning Engineer — builds models and production pipelines.
- Business Intelligence (BI) Analyst — data reporting and visualization.
- Data Engineer — builds data infrastructure and ETL pipelines.
Career 2 — Information Security Analysts
- Security Engineer — implements and maintains security systems.
- Incident Responder / Computer Forensics Analyst — investigates breaches.
- Penetration Tester / Ethical Hacker — tests systems for vulnerabilities.
Career 3 — Database Architects
- Database Administrator (DBA) — maintains and optimizes DBs.
- Data Warehouse Architect — designs analytical storage solutions.
- ETL Developer / Data Integration Specialist — builds data flows.
Career 4 — Web & Digital Interface Designers
- UX Designer — user research and interaction design.
- Visual / UI Designer — visual components and branding for interfaces.
- Interaction Designer — micro‑interactions and prototyping.
Career 5 — Web Developers
- Front‑end Developer — builds client‑side UI (HTML/CSS/JS).
- Back‑end Developer — server logic, APIs, databases.
- Full‑stack Developer — both front and back end.
For each pick at least three of the above or any other linked careers the site suggests and take screenshots.
Industry exploration for Career 1 (Data Scientists)
Below are industries you are likely to see under “You might like a career in one of these industries,” with careers that commonly appear in each industry page. For each industry I list several career options (these are the pages you should scroll through and screenshot any that interest you) and I mark my two recommended favorites from each industry (use those if you want a quick selection).
Industry: Technology / Software
- Careers you’ll see: Machine Learning Engineer; Data Engineer; Data Architect; Business Intelligence Developer; AI Research Scientist; Cloud Solutions Architect; DevOps Engineer.
- My two favorites to screenshot and include:
1) Machine Learning Engineer — production ML is highly in-demand; bridges research and engineering.
2) Data Engineer — foundational for scalable data work; strong job growth and clear skills path.
Industry: Finance / Banking / Insurance
- Careers: Quantitative Analyst (Quant); Risk Analyst; Fraud Analyst; Financial Data Scientist; Actuary; Business Intelligence Analyst.
- Two favorites:
1) Quantitative Analyst — math/statistics + finance; high pay.
2) Fraud Analyst / Financial Data Scientist — applied ML to detect fraud and risk.
Industry: Healthcare / Biotech
- Careers: Bioinformatics Scientist; Health Data Analyst; Clinical Data Manager; Epidemiologist; Medical Imaging Data Scientist.
- Two favorites:
1) Health Data Analyst — immediate impact on patient care and operations.
2) Bioinformatics Scientist — interesting if you like biology + data science.
Industry: Government / Public Administration
- Careers: Policy Analyst (data-driven); Public Health Data Analyst; Intelligence Analyst; Census/Data Collection Specialist.
- Two favorites:
1) Public Health Data Analyst — public impact and meaningful datasets.
2) Intelligence Analyst — for security and national interest applications.
Industry: Marketing / Advertising / Retail
- Careers: Marketing Analyst; Customer Insights Analyst; Pricing Analyst; Recommendation Systems Engineer; E‑commerce Data Analyst.
- Two favorites:
1) Recommendation Systems Engineer — cool product work with ML.
2) Customer Insights Analyst — combines data visualization and consumer behavior.
Industry: Education / Research
- Careers: Education Data Scientist; Research Data Analyst; Learning Analytics Specialist; Academic Data Manager.
- Two favorites:
1) Education Data Scientist — improve learning outcomes.
2) Research Data Analyst — works across disciplines; strong statistical work.
How to choose the two favorites per industry (quick guide)
- Pick jobs that match what you enjoy: coding, math, design, product, research, or domain (health/finance).
- Consider skills you want to build: ML models (ML Engineer), infrastructure (Data Engineer), storytelling (BI/Analyst).
- Consider impact and setting: corporate, startup, research lab, public sector, healthcare.
Screenshot capture, naming, and caption template
- Capture: include the job title, short summary or the top of the job page so the title and first paragraph are visible. Crop to remove browser UI.
- File name format (use underscores and be consistent):
[StarterCareer]_[Industry]_[JobTitle]_[Fav1orFav2].png
Example: DataScientists_Technology_MachineLearningEngineer_Fav1.png
- For each selected screenshot you will place in the document, also paste this small caption directly below the image:
- Career title: [Job title]
- Industry: [Industry name]
- Why I picked this (1 line): [Your reason, e.g., “Strong growth, combines ML research and engineering.”]
- One-line role summary: [1 sentence summary from the site]
Example caption (fill with your own):
- Career title: Machine Learning Engineer
- Industry: Technology / Software
- Why I picked this: I want to build production ML systems and see high industry demand.
- One-line role summary: Designs and deploys machine learning models and production pipelines.
Notes and tips
- Don’t place all raw screenshots in your document — only put the TWO favorites per industry (as your assignment instructs). Keep the rest in a separate folder for your reference.
- Keep a simple spreadsheet or note listing each screenshot filename and the page URL for quick reference.
- If you want help selecting the two favorites after you’ve taken screenshots, upload the images here (or paste the URLs) and I’ll give recommendations and draft captions.
Would you like:
- a short checklist PDF you can print, or
- me to prepare suggested one-line captions for every suggested favorite above so you can copy/paste them into your document?
Tell me which of those you want or upload some screenshots once you have them and I’ll help pick and polish captions.
Below are step instructions, suggested careers to capture (three for each of your five starting careers), and for Career 1 (Data Scientists) a set of likely industries with several careers from each industry plus my two recommended favorites from each industry and short rationale. At the end I include screenshot naming, cropping, and caption templates.
Quick instructions (what you will do on the site)
1. Open each career page listed (Data Scientists; Information Security Analysts; Database Architects; Web & Digital Interface Designers; Web Developers).
2. Click “Full career report.”
3. Under “Explore More” click each linked career. For each linked career that interests you, take a screenshot of the career page (or the card listing) — at least three per original career as requested.
4. For Career 1 (Data Scientists) only: on the full career report, under “Explore More” click “You might like a career in one of these industries.” For each industry link that appears:
- Click the industry.
- Scroll through the list of careers on that industry page.
- Take screenshots of every interesting career or ones you don’t know (you’ll filter later).
5. After you finish capturing, review your screenshots and select TWO favorites from each industry. Place only those two selected screenshots for each industry into your document (the rest keep in a separate folder).
6. Use the file‑naming and caption template below when adding the selected screenshots to the document.
Three suggested “Explore More” careers to screenshot for each of your five starting careers
(If the site shows different names, pick the closest match.)
Career 1 — Data Scientists
- Machine Learning Engineer — builds models and production pipelines.
- Business Intelligence (BI) Analyst — data reporting and visualization.
- Data Engineer — builds data infrastructure and ETL pipelines.
Career 2 — Information Security Analysts
- Security Engineer — implements and maintains security systems.
- Incident Responder / Computer Forensics Analyst — investigates breaches.
- Penetration Tester / Ethical Hacker — tests systems for vulnerabilities.
Career 3 — Database Architects
- Database Administrator (DBA) — maintains and optimizes DBs.
- Data Warehouse Architect — designs analytical storage solutions.
- ETL Developer / Data Integration Specialist — builds data flows.
Career 4 — Web & Digital Interface Designers
- UX Designer — user research and interaction design.
- Visual / UI Designer — visual components and branding for interfaces.
- Interaction Designer — micro‑interactions and prototyping.
Career 5 — Web Developers
- Front‑end Developer — builds client‑side UI (HTML/CSS/JS).
- Back‑end Developer — server logic, APIs, databases.
- Full‑stack Developer — both front and back end.
For each pick at least three of the above or any other linked careers the site suggests and take screenshots.
Industry exploration for Career 1 (Data Scientists)
Below are industries you are likely to see under “You might like a career in one of these industries,” with careers that commonly appear in each industry page. For each industry I list several career options (these are the pages you should scroll through and screenshot any that interest you) and I mark my two recommended favorites from each industry (use those if you want a quick selection).
Industry: Technology / Software
- Careers you’ll see: Machine Learning Engineer; Data Engineer; Data Architect; Business Intelligence Developer; AI Research Scientist; Cloud Solutions Architect; DevOps Engineer.
- My two favorites to screenshot and include:
1) Machine Learning Engineer — production ML is highly in-demand; bridges research and engineering.
2) Data Engineer — foundational for scalable data work; strong job growth and clear skills path.
Industry: Finance / Banking / Insurance
- Careers: Quantitative Analyst (Quant); Risk Analyst; Fraud Analyst; Financial Data Scientist; Actuary; Business Intelligence Analyst.
- Two favorites:
1) Quantitative Analyst — math/statistics + finance; high pay.
2) Fraud Analyst / Financial Data Scientist — applied ML to detect fraud and risk.
Industry: Healthcare / Biotech
- Careers: Bioinformatics Scientist; Health Data Analyst; Clinical Data Manager; Epidemiologist; Medical Imaging Data Scientist.
- Two favorites:
1) Health Data Analyst — immediate impact on patient care and operations.
2) Bioinformatics Scientist — interesting if you like biology + data science.
Industry: Government / Public Administration
- Careers: Policy Analyst (data-driven); Public Health Data Analyst; Intelligence Analyst; Census/Data Collection Specialist.
- Two favorites:
1) Public Health Data Analyst — public impact and meaningful datasets.
2) Intelligence Analyst — for security and national interest applications.
Industry: Marketing / Advertising / Retail
- Careers: Marketing Analyst; Customer Insights Analyst; Pricing Analyst; Recommendation Systems Engineer; E‑commerce Data Analyst.
- Two favorites:
1) Recommendation Systems Engineer — cool product work with ML.
2) Customer Insights Analyst — combines data visualization and consumer behavior.
Industry: Education / Research
- Careers: Education Data Scientist; Research Data Analyst; Learning Analytics Specialist; Academic Data Manager.
- Two favorites:
1) Education Data Scientist — improve learning outcomes.
2) Research Data Analyst — works across disciplines; strong statistical work.
How to choose the two favorites per industry (quick guide)
- Pick jobs that match what you enjoy: coding, math, design, product, research, or domain (health/finance).
- Consider skills you want to build: ML models (ML Engineer), infrastructure (Data Engineer), storytelling (BI/Analyst).
- Consider impact and setting: corporate, startup, research lab, public sector, healthcare.
Screenshot capture, naming, and caption template
- Capture: include the job title, short summary or the top of the job page so the title and first paragraph are visible. Crop to remove browser UI.
- File name format (use underscores and be consistent):
[StarterCareer]_[Industry]_[JobTitle]_[Fav1orFav2].png
Example: DataScientists_Technology_MachineLearningEngineer_Fav1.png
- For each selected screenshot you will place in the document, also paste this small caption directly below the image:
- Career title: [Job title]
- Industry: [Industry name]
- Why I picked this (1 line): [Your reason, e.g., “Strong growth, combines ML research and engineering.”]
- One-line role summary: [1 sentence summary from the site]
Example caption (fill with your own):
- Career title: Machine Learning Engineer
- Industry: Technology / Software
- Why I picked this: I want to build production ML systems and see high industry demand.
- One-line role summary: Designs and deploys machine learning models and production pipelines.
Notes and tips
- Don’t place all raw screenshots in your document — only put the TWO favorites per industry (as your assignment instructs). Keep the rest in a separate folder for your reference.
- Keep a simple spreadsheet or note listing each screenshot filename and the page URL for quick reference.
- If you want help selecting the two favorites after you’ve taken screenshots, upload the images here (or paste the URLs) and I’ll give recommendations and draft captions.
Would you like:
- a short checklist PDF you can print, or
- me to prepare suggested one-line captions for every suggested favorite above so you can copy/paste them into your document?
Tell me which of those you want or upload some screenshots once you have them and I’ll help pick and polish captions.
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