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Smart people get ahead of the future.

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 1/ Artificial Intelligence

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•Machine learning engineer
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•Data scientist
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•Research engineer

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• Virtual Assistants and Chatbots designers
• Conversation Designer
• User Experience Designer
• User Interface Designer

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2/ Internet of Things

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•IoT Infrastructure Architect
•IoT Systems Administrator
•Vulnerability/Cyber Engineer
•Test Engineer

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• IoT System Design
• Project Management
• Marketing
• Sales

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3/ Cyber Security

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· Cryptography engineer
· Security architect
· Security engineer
· Penetration tester
· Security systems administrator

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• Security Awareness and Culture Engineer
• Policy Writer
• Governance and Risks, and Compliance
• Data Protection Officer
• Technical Content Creators
• Customer Success Manager
• Technical Writer

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4/ Genomics

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• Computational Genomics and Data Scientist
• Genomics Researcher
• Clinical and Laboratory Geneticist
• Technology Development

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Non-tech roles:

• Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications Research
• Genomic Medicine Clinician
• Genetic Counselor
• Technical Writer
• Content Creator

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5/ Drones

Tech roles:

• Lead engineer
• Software engineer
• Full stack developer
• Manufacturing test engineer
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Non-tech roles:

• Construction / Mining / Aggregates
• Filmmaking
• Public Safety
• Insurance
• Journalism
• Agriculture
• Transportation
• Energy
and more.

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6/ Virtual & Augmented Reality [XR]

Tech roles:

• Software Developer / Software Engineer
• AR/VR Maintenance and Support
• Design/Graphics Engineer
• Software Engineer
• XR Gameplay and Tools Engineer

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Non-tech roles:

• Game Designer
• Metaverse Designer
• Game Writer
• Language Translator
• Animations and Visual Artist
• Social Media Manager

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7/ Nanotechnology

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• Memory Design Engineer
• Novel Memory Circuit Design Engineer
• R+D Engineer
• Process Engineer

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