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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
1. Data Science
2. Information Security Analysts
3. 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 the site or take screenshots for you, but I can walk you through exactly what to do and give suggested careers to capture and which two to pick from each industry (with short reasons). Use this as a checklist while you do the clicks and screenshots.
Quick setup before you start
- Open the Data Scientists full career report page.
- Under “Explore More” click the “You might like a career in one of these industries” links. That should show a list of careers in each industry.
- For each career you click, take a screenshot (as your instructions require). Do NOT paste screenshots here — keep them aside.
- After you finish an industry, review your screenshots and choose your two favorites from that industry. Save/label those two screenshots so you can insert them later into your document.
Step-by-step checklist (what to click and capture)
1. On the Data Scientists page → click “Full career report.”
2. Under “Explore More” → find “You might like a career in one of these industries:” → click the first industry link.
3. Scroll through the list of careers shown for that industry. For each career that sounds interesting or unfamiliar, click it and take a screenshot of that career’s page (or the listing) — keep each image file labeled so you can find them later.
4. When you finish that industry, pick your two favorite screenshots from that industry to insert into your document.
5. Repeat steps 2–4 for every industry listed under “You might like a career in one of these industries.”
Likely industries and careers to explore (suggestions to click and screenshot)
Below are industries Data Scientists are commonly linked to and example careers you’ll likely see. Screenshot any that interest you.
Industry: Information Technology / Software & Computing
- Careers to click and screenshot: Machine Learning Engineer, Data Engineer, Business Intelligence Analyst, Data Architect, Software Developer, Systems Analyst
- My two suggested favorites to save (and why):
1. Machine Learning Engineer — applies models to production systems; strong bridge between research and product.
2. Data Engineer — builds data pipelines and infrastructure that enable analytics and ML.
Industry: Healthcare / Biotech / Life Sciences
- Careers to click and screenshot: Biostatistician, Bioinformatics Scientist, Clinical Data Manager, Health Data Analyst, Epidemiologist
- My two suggested favorites:
1. Biostatistician — key for clinical trials and public-health studies; high impact on patient outcomes.
2. Bioinformatics Scientist — blends biology and data science; great if you like wet-lab context and genomics.
Industry: Finance & Insurance
- Careers to click and screenshot: Quantitative Analyst (Quant), Risk Analyst, Credit Analyst, Financial Data Scientist, Fraud Analyst
- My two suggested favorites:
1. Quantitative Analyst — uses advanced math and ML on market/financial problems.
2. Fraud Analyst — data-driven, applied problems with immediate business impact and interesting anomaly detection work.
Industry: Research & Development / Science & Tech
- Careers to click and screenshot: Research Scientist (AI/ML), Operations Research Analyst, Computational Scientist, AI Researcher
- My two suggested favorites:
1. Research Scientist (AI/ML) — if you like publishing and pushing algorithmic boundaries.
2. Operations Research Analyst — applies optimization and simulation to complex systems.
Industry: Business / Management / Consulting
- Careers to click and screenshot: Business Intelligence Analyst, Data Analyst, Analytics Consultant, Product Analyst
- My two suggested favorites:
1. Analytics Consultant — work across organizations solving varied business problems.
2. Product Analyst — ties analytics to product decisions and user metrics.
Industry: Government / Public Sector / Policy
- Careers to click and screenshot: Policy Analyst (data-focused), Public Health Data Analyst, Geospatial Data Scientist, Intelligence Analyst
- My two suggested favorites:
1. Public Health Data Analyst — directly impacts community health decisions.
2. Geospatial Data Scientist — combines spatial data with analytics for real-world planning.
How to name and organize your screenshots (so you can place the right ones in the document)
- Use a consistent filename format: [Industry]_[Career]_[#].png
Example: IT_MachineLearningEngineer_01.png
- Keep an index (text file or spreadsheet) with the screenshot filename and one-line notes (why you captured it).
- For the two favorites you’ll paste into the document, make a separate folder named “SelectedFavorites” and copy those files there.
What to paste into your document for each selected screenshot
- Place the two chosen screenshots from each industry, then add:
- Caption: Industry — Career title
- One-sentence reason you picked it (example: “Chosen because it combines model-building with product deployment.”)
- Optional: one-line about required skills (example: “Skills: Python, ML frameworks, SQL, data pipelines.”)
Example entry format to paste under each screenshot in your document
1.
- Caption: Information Technology — Machine Learning Engineer
- Why I chose it: Builds production ML systems; good mix of engineering and modeling.
2.
- Caption: Information Technology — Data Engineer
- Why I chose it: Focuses on data infrastructure and pipelines; high demand and foundational to analytics.
Would you like me to:
- Draft the short one-sentence captions/reasons for the two favorites in each industry so you can paste them under your chosen screenshots? OR
- After you take the screenshots, paste the filenames here and I’ll help you write polished captions/descriptions for each?
Tell me which option you prefer or paste a sample screenshot filename and I’ll draft the caption text right away.
Quick setup before you start
- Open the Data Scientists full career report page.
- Under “Explore More” click the “You might like a career in one of these industries” links. That should show a list of careers in each industry.
- For each career you click, take a screenshot (as your instructions require). Do NOT paste screenshots here — keep them aside.
- After you finish an industry, review your screenshots and choose your two favorites from that industry. Save/label those two screenshots so you can insert them later into your document.
Step-by-step checklist (what to click and capture)
1. On the Data Scientists page → click “Full career report.”
2. Under “Explore More” → find “You might like a career in one of these industries:” → click the first industry link.
3. Scroll through the list of careers shown for that industry. For each career that sounds interesting or unfamiliar, click it and take a screenshot of that career’s page (or the listing) — keep each image file labeled so you can find them later.
4. When you finish that industry, pick your two favorite screenshots from that industry to insert into your document.
5. Repeat steps 2–4 for every industry listed under “You might like a career in one of these industries.”
Likely industries and careers to explore (suggestions to click and screenshot)
Below are industries Data Scientists are commonly linked to and example careers you’ll likely see. Screenshot any that interest you.
Industry: Information Technology / Software & Computing
- Careers to click and screenshot: Machine Learning Engineer, Data Engineer, Business Intelligence Analyst, Data Architect, Software Developer, Systems Analyst
- My two suggested favorites to save (and why):
1. Machine Learning Engineer — applies models to production systems; strong bridge between research and product.
2. Data Engineer — builds data pipelines and infrastructure that enable analytics and ML.
Industry: Healthcare / Biotech / Life Sciences
- Careers to click and screenshot: Biostatistician, Bioinformatics Scientist, Clinical Data Manager, Health Data Analyst, Epidemiologist
- My two suggested favorites:
1. Biostatistician — key for clinical trials and public-health studies; high impact on patient outcomes.
2. Bioinformatics Scientist — blends biology and data science; great if you like wet-lab context and genomics.
Industry: Finance & Insurance
- Careers to click and screenshot: Quantitative Analyst (Quant), Risk Analyst, Credit Analyst, Financial Data Scientist, Fraud Analyst
- My two suggested favorites:
1. Quantitative Analyst — uses advanced math and ML on market/financial problems.
2. Fraud Analyst — data-driven, applied problems with immediate business impact and interesting anomaly detection work.
Industry: Research & Development / Science & Tech
- Careers to click and screenshot: Research Scientist (AI/ML), Operations Research Analyst, Computational Scientist, AI Researcher
- My two suggested favorites:
1. Research Scientist (AI/ML) — if you like publishing and pushing algorithmic boundaries.
2. Operations Research Analyst — applies optimization and simulation to complex systems.
Industry: Business / Management / Consulting
- Careers to click and screenshot: Business Intelligence Analyst, Data Analyst, Analytics Consultant, Product Analyst
- My two suggested favorites:
1. Analytics Consultant — work across organizations solving varied business problems.
2. Product Analyst — ties analytics to product decisions and user metrics.
Industry: Government / Public Sector / Policy
- Careers to click and screenshot: Policy Analyst (data-focused), Public Health Data Analyst, Geospatial Data Scientist, Intelligence Analyst
- My two suggested favorites:
1. Public Health Data Analyst — directly impacts community health decisions.
2. Geospatial Data Scientist — combines spatial data with analytics for real-world planning.
How to name and organize your screenshots (so you can place the right ones in the document)
- Use a consistent filename format: [Industry]_[Career]_[#].png
Example: IT_MachineLearningEngineer_01.png
- Keep an index (text file or spreadsheet) with the screenshot filename and one-line notes (why you captured it).
- For the two favorites you’ll paste into the document, make a separate folder named “SelectedFavorites” and copy those files there.
What to paste into your document for each selected screenshot
- Place the two chosen screenshots from each industry, then add:
- Caption: Industry — Career title
- One-sentence reason you picked it (example: “Chosen because it combines model-building with product deployment.”)
- Optional: one-line about required skills (example: “Skills: Python, ML frameworks, SQL, data pipelines.”)
Example entry format to paste under each screenshot in your document
1.
- Caption: Information Technology — Machine Learning Engineer
- Why I chose it: Builds production ML systems; good mix of engineering and modeling.
2.
- Caption: Information Technology — Data Engineer
- Why I chose it: Focuses on data infrastructure and pipelines; high demand and foundational to analytics.
Would you like me to:
- Draft the short one-sentence captions/reasons for the two favorites in each industry so you can paste them under your chosen screenshots? OR
- After you take the screenshots, paste the filenames here and I’ll help you write polished captions/descriptions for each?
Tell me which option you prefer or paste a sample screenshot filename and I’ll draft the caption text right away.
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