Uses a knowledge of computer systems to manage and run the IT needs of an organisation.

Conduct research using bioinformatics theory and methods in areas such as pharma, medical tech, biotech, computational biology, computer information science, biology and medical informatics. May design databases and develop algorithms for processing and analysing genomic information, or other biological information.

Service and maintains all the equipment and machinery used on construction plants.

Geoscientists are primarily involved with the exploration and production of natural resources. Their research requires detailed research into the composition, structure and other physical aspects of the earth.

They apply the principles of computer science and engineering to design, build, scale and maintain large distributed systems. They are responsible for keeping critical systems operational despite any errors, outages and even natural disasters. Adapts computer software to suit a particular country, culture or society.

Genetic Engineers alter the DNA (the molecules that make up genetic material) of an organism to change its characteristics.

Examines the presence and impact of certain chemicals in soil and water.

Safely and efficiently operates the equipment and machinery in a power plant.

Scientists who study and work with micro-organisms in a variety of areas including alcohol manufacture, agricultural genome mapping and medical science.

Conducts surveys of property and natural resources such as buildings, land and sea.

Provides technical assistance to chemists by setting up equipment, preparing and carrying out experiments and taking measurements.

Studies local and national development plans, guidelines and liaises with the local planning authorities. Takes the lead on preparing the planning application for a proposed wind farm.